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What is the magnitude of the (absolute value of) electronegativity difference?
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The magnitude of the electronegativity difference is the absolute value of the difference between the electronegativities of two atoms in a chemical bond.
For example, if the electronegativity of atom A is 2.0 and the electronegativity of atom B is 3.0, the electronegativity difference would be 1.0. Taking the absolute value of this difference would give us a magnitude of 1.
For example, if the electronegativity of atom A is 2.0 and the electronegativity of atom B is 3.0, the electronegativity difference would be 1.0. Taking the absolute value of this difference would give us a magnitude of 1.