Atomic passageShared electron pairThe interaction formed is calledcovalent bondIt can be attractive or repulsive.In compound molecules, when different atoms form covalent bonds, because the ability of atoms to attract electrons is different, sharing electron pairs will tend to the side with strong ability to attract electrons, the side with strong ability to attract electrons will be negative, and the side with weak ability to attract electrons will be positive.suchElectron pairThe offset covalent bond is called polar covalent bondPolar bond。In the polar key,NonmetallicRelatively strong,MetallicityThe relatively weak element atoms are negatively charged at one end;The atoms of elements with relatively weak nonmetallic properties and relatively strong metallicity are positively charged at one end.
In polar bonds, the greater the non-metallic difference of bonding elements,covalent bondThe more obvious (stronger) the polarity of;The smaller the non-metallic difference of bonding elements, the less obvious (weaker) the polarity of covalent bonds.
Polar covalent bond
according tofrontier orbital To understand,Polar bondThis can be explained as follows.becausemolecular orbitalBy the atomic frontier orbitalslinear combinationAnd become.If A atomicElectronegativityIf it is larger than B atom, its frontier orbital energy level is lower than that of B atom.In the formation ofcovalent bondLow energyBonding orbitalThe energy level of (Bonding Orbital) is closer to the previous frontier orbital energy level of A atom, so the bonding orbital is mainly composed of the frontier orbital of A atom;The higher energyAntibonding orbit(Anti Bonding Orbital) energy level is closer to the original frontier orbital energy level of B atom, so it is mainly composed ofFront trackComposition.Since electrons are preferentially distributed in bonding orbitals,ElectronegativityThe larger A atom occupies more electrons, and the polarity of the covalent bond is thus generated.
HCl molecule,Cl has a stronger ability to attract electrons than H, and the shared electron pair is biased towards Cl,Cl is relatively negatively charged,The H side is relatively positive.
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Not onlyNonmetallic elementIt is possible to form polarity betweencovalent bond, polar covalent bonds can also be formed between metals and nonmetals (such asAlCl3)In general, as long as the electronegativity between two non-metallic atoms is different and the difference is less than 1.7, a polar bond is formed; when the difference is greater than 1.7, a polar bond is formedIonic bond。
Some values of electronegativity difference are attached below for your convenience: