Using the Pauling formula and the electronegativity values given in Callister (Figure 2.9) to determine the percent ionic character for the following examples: a. LiH b. ( mathrm{KBr} ) c. Ge Arrange the following compounds in the order of increasing polarity of their bonds: ( mathrm{CO}, mathrm{HF}, mathrm{NaCI}, mathrm{O}_{2} )

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Using the Pauling formula and the electronegativity values given in Callister (Figure 2.9) to determine the percent ionic character for the following examples: a. LiH b.  (  mathrm{KBr}  ) c. Ge Arrange the following compounds in the order of increasing polarity of their bonds:  (  mathrm{CO},  mathrm{HF},  mathrm{NaCI},  mathrm{O}_{2}  )

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