different between electronegative vs electropositive
electronegative
English
Etymology
electro- +? negative
Adjective
electronegative (comparative more electronegative, superlative most electronegative)
- having a negative electric charge
- (chemistry) tending to attract electrons to form a chemical bond
Antonyms
- electropositive
Derived terms
- electronegativity
Translations
electronegative From the web:
- what electronegativity
- what electronegativity is polar
- what electronegativity difference is polar
- what electronegativity difference is ionic
- what electronegativity is nonpolar
- what electronegativity difference is nonpolar
- what electronegativity is nonpolar covalent
- what electronegativity difference is covalent
electropositive
English
Etymology
electro- +? positive
Adjective
electropositive (comparative more electropositive, superlative most electropositive)
- having a positive electric charge
- (chemistry) tending to release electrons to form a chemical bond
Antonyms
- electronegative
Related terms
- electropositivity
Translations
Noun
electropositive (plural electropositives)
- (dated, chemistry, physics) A body which passes to the negative pole in electrolysis.
electropositive From the web:
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- electropositive what does it mean
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- what are electropositive metals
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- what is electropositive radical
- what does electropositive character mean
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