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How is electron movement related to covalent bonding in ammonia, NH3?

AElectrostatic sharing in a sea of electrons around the atoms allows bonds to form.
BThe atomic orbitals overlap and electrons are shared between the atoms forming bonds.
CA transfer of electrons forms ions which are electrostatically attracted forming bonds.
DOrbital exchange occurs between the atoms to redistribute the electrons and form bonds.

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How is electron movement related to covalent bonding in
ammonia, NH3?

A) Electrostatic
sharing in a sea of electrons around the atoms allows bonds to form. 

BThe atomic orbitals overlap and electrons are shared between the atoms

forming bonds. 

CA transfer of electrons forms ions which are electrostatically attracted

forming bonds. 

DOrbital exchange occurs between the atoms to redistribute the electrons and

form bonds.

The electron
movement related to covalent bonding in ammonia, NH3 is The atomic orbitals overlap and electrons are shared between the atoms
forming bonds. The answer is letter B.

VictorSilva

Answer:

B

Explanation:

A) The sea of electrons only happen with metalic bond, a bond with two metalic elements.

B) As both elements in ammonia (N and H) are non-metals we don't observe an transfer of electrons, both elements share the number of electrons needed to stablize it (3 electrons for the N and 1 for the H).

C) To have a transfer of electrons, we need a bond between a metal and a non-metal, in this case, N and H are non-metals, so this doesn't happen.

D) The electrons are shared, only the electrons nothing happens between the orbitals.

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