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Question 8 (1 point) ✓ Saved Chemistry is all about chemical structure and the bonds that hold atoms together to make "molecules". Electron distribution is what constitutes a chemical bond. When an electron is shared between two elements, the type of bond formed is a(an)_______________ bond, covalent In this type of bond, the distance between the atoms is indicative of the bond strength. Referencing Figure 5.2 in your text. What is the bond length(in picometers) of the H-H bond in diatomic hydrogen?(do not include units) The type of bond in a molecule can be represented by a "sigma" or "pi" designation. What type of bond is this between the hydrogen atoms, sigma or pi? Hydrogen can also bond with nonmetals, such as a chlorine. Your book does a treatment of the bonding in the hydrogen chloride molecule. What type of bond is this, ionic, covalent, or polar covalent? After reviewing example 5.2 and working the "Check your Learning" problem

After reviewing example 5.2 and working the "Check your Learning" problem immediately after, order the following bonds from greatest ionic character to least, using > symbols. HCI, HF, HBr, HI For example, according to the example, HCI ionic character is greater than HI, therefore... HCI>HI A Do not use any spaces