Bonding - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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The summary notes of bonding provide the complete revision on the lesson with enough examples and explanation to achieve complete knowledge over the nature of chemical bonding and effects of chemical bonding.

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Class notes taken in 2022-2023 from grade 12 Chemistry class (SCH4U0) which helps understanding structure and bonding in atoms

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