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The Measure of an Atom's Ability to Attract Electrons in a Chemical

Question 142

Question 142

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The measure of an atom's ability to attract electrons in a chemical bond is called ________


A) hybridization.
B) ionization energy.
C) electron affinity.
D) electronegativity.
E) ionic radius.

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