3. Experiment: Turn off Show polar molecule inset and Show nonpolar molecule inset. Check that Show
valence electrons is turned on. Drag the Na and Cl atoms into the simulation area. Click Play. Note the
colors. Red indicates a negative charge, while blue indicates a positive charge.
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Does a polar or nonpolar bond form?
B. Try several other metal/nonmetal combinations. What do you notice about the bonds that form?
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