Investigation 3: Chemical Bonding Puzzle

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Across
  1. 3. the ability to be shaped and molded without breaking
  2. 4. two or more nonmetals bonded together
  3. 6. when electrons are shared equally between two atoms in a covalent bond
  4. 7. in covalent bonding when two single electrons are now shared
  5. 9. atoms will gain or lose electrons to achieve a full outershell and become stable
  6. 12. in covalent bonding when six single electrons are now shared
  7. 16. the strongest force between molecules bonded to highly electronegative atoms (F,O,N,Cl)
  8. 18. a negatively charged ion
  9. 19. a sample of metal represented by the sea of electrons
  10. 20. the forces between nonpolar molecules
Down
  1. 1. how strongly an atom will attract electrons
  2. 2. the amount of energy required to "break" forces between molecules, usually higher in hydrogen bonding
  3. 5. the ability to be shaped into a wire
  4. 8. opposite charges attract while like charges repel
  5. 10. a positively charged ion
  6. 11. in covalent bonding when four single electrons are now shared
  7. 13. the ability to conduct electricity
  8. 14. metal and nonmetal bonded together
  9. 15. when electrons are shared unequally between two atoms in a covalent bond
  10. 17. the interactions between polar molecules