Which factors affect electronegativity?

A. Atomic radius and number of unshielded protons

B. Density of the element and atomic radius

C. Number of electrons and atomic radius

D. Number of unshielded electrons and density of the element

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Chemistry

Marquis Hatfield

19 December, 14:12

Which factors affect electronegativity?

A. Atomic radius and number of unshielded protons

B. Density of the element and atomic radius

C. Number of electrons and atomic radius

D. Number of unshielded electrons and density of the element

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Mathew Hester · Answer 1

Mathew Hester 19 December, 17:34

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I believe d is the correct answer

Alec Clarke · Answer 2

A-Atomic radius is indirectly proportional to the electronegativity. An increase in electronegativity leads to a decrease in atomic radius.

Explanation:

Electronegativity is used to measure the strength of electrons bonding to atoms.

Other factors include, nuclear charge and number of electrons present in an atomic shell.

Which factors affect electronegativity?A. Atomic radius and number of unshielded protonsB. Density of the element and atomic radiusC. Number of electrons and atomic radiusD. Number of unshielded electrons and density of the element

Which factors affect electronegativity?

A. Atomic radius and number of unshielded protons

B. Density of the element and atomic radius

C. Number of electrons and atomic radius

D. Number of unshielded electrons and density of the element