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Each shared electron pair constitutes a covalent bond.
The shared electron pair of one of the bonds is a σ bond.
Molecules are held together by shared electron pairs, or covalent bonds.
In a Lewis structure of a covalent compound, the shared electron pair between the hydrogen and chlorine ions is represented by a line.
In a Lewis structure of a covalent compound, the shared electron pair is represented by a line, so the Lewis structure of hydrogen chloride is denoted HCl:....
Within a molecule in which atoms are held together by a shared electron pair (i.e., by a covalent or nonionic bond), the tendency of an atom to attract the shared electrons may be expressed by an electronegativity value.
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That's a tricky one, shared electrons.
That is, fluorine has greater affinity for the shared electrons than does hydrogen.
It's 2. And then 1/2 of the number of shared electrons.
So, shared electrons are the ones that are shared between the carbon and the nitrogen, so we have 6 shared electrons, and we want to take 1/2 of that.
In the hydrogen chloride molecule the chlorine is more electronegative than hydrogen and is, therefore, assigned both shared electrons.
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