Question

match the type of bond to its description. drag each item on the left to its matching item on the right. covalent ionic hydrogen a partially positively charged hydrogen atom bound to a partially negatively charged atom attraction of a negatively charged atom or molecule with a positively charged one atoms that share electrons

Explanation:

• Covalent bond: In a covalent bond, atoms share electrons to achieve a stable electron configuration. So it matches "atoms that share electrons".
• Ionic bond: Ionic bonds are formed due to the electrostatic attraction between a negatively charged ion (anion) and a positively charged ion (cation). So it matches "attraction of a negatively charged atom or molecule with a positively charged one".
• Hydrogen bond: A hydrogen bond occurs when a partially positively charged hydrogen atom (bound to a highly electronegative atom like O, N, F) is attracted to a partially negatively charged atom (like O, N, F in another molecule). So it matches "a partially positively charged hydrogen atom bound to a partially negatively charged atom".

Answer:

• covalent → atoms that share electrons
• ionic → attraction of a negatively charged atom or molecule with a positively charged one
• hydrogen → a partially positively charged hydrogen atom bound to a partially negatively charged atom