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How do electronegativity differences affect the type of bonding in chemical compounds? Why do some (but not all) molecules have dipole moments? If a molecule has polar bonds, does that mean it is a polar molecule? ODYSSEY Polar Bonds and Molecules takes an entirely visual approach to distinguishing between nonpolar, polar covalent, and ionic compounds. Quantum chemical calculations are employed to present electron density distributions for more than thirty systems. The distributions are also available as color-coded polarity maps ...

Maths Facts will help you to learn your Number Bonds and Facts Families and your addition and subtraction facts and your multiplication and division facts. With a collection of fun and easy-to-play games you can quickly start exploring addition, subtraction, multiplication and even division facts. Maths Facts has a number of different games that allow you to focus on specific number bonds, or explore different facts families, addition facts, subtraction facts, and even multiplication facts and division facts. These games are quic...

Chain Link Common Bonds is the companion game to the hit game Chain Link. Each puzzle consists of four words, and the player must discover a target word that will combine with three of the four words to form an everyday compound word or phrase. The fourth word is a red herring designed to mislead the player and has no relation to the target word. Example: ? - SNOW - ? ? - STRING - ? ? - FOOD - ? ? - VAULT - ? Answer:BANK SNOW - BANK FOOD - BANK BANK - VAULT and STRING was the red herring Pregressive hints are avail...

Number bond refers to the relationship between a number and the parts that combine to make it. It essentially comprises of simple addition and subtraction relationship which relates three numbers together in a graphical form. A child familiar with the number bonds will be able to recognize and complete it almost instantly, with recall as automatic as that of a multiplication from a multiplication table. Download Number bonds Adventure now and let your child learn maths the fun way! Number bonds Adventure is designed to help kinde...

Squeebles Number Bonds helps primary school children build their core mental arithmetic skills by answering number bonds questions across a variety of game modes. The app features a motivating reward system where Squeebles characters can be won for answering questions correctly, along with dragon eggs that can be hatched to reveal baby dragons (each with their own unique personality), once enough stars have been earned. Why Number Bonds? Number bonds can also be referred to as "number pairs" or "number families". A number bond i...

Bonds is a successful family run business based on the beautiful North coast area of Northern Ireland. Having opened the first store back in 2008 in the bustling market town of Limavady, the company quickly secured numerous leading fashion brands and experienced rapid growth. 2009 saw the opening of a second store based in the heart of Coleraine town centre, offering customers an array of designer jewellery brands, many of which are exclusive to Bonds. This store has recently undergone significant renovations to accommodate a priv...

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To recognise the number bonds is considered to be a basic mathematical skill for preschool children. This app provides four different ways to practice number bonds to 10 or any other sum that is selected between 10 and 9999. Users can also team up and challenge each other in a two player challenge. The app is preset for number bonds to 10 (also known as "friends of ten"), which provides a suitable start for younger kids. By practising and learning to recognise the numbers that sum up to 10 the user also gets prepared to handle mor...

A great way to practise number bonds and mental addition. Levels include: number bonds to 10, 20, 50 and 100 as well as addition pairs up to 20, 50 or 100. Look at the target at the top of the screen and then aim your bubble to make that target.

By the end of year 2, pupils should know the number bonds to 20 and be precise in using and understanding place value. An emphasis on practice at this early stage will aid fluency. ‘Orbital Equations: Number Bonds’ introduces a brand-new way of learning and practicing number bonds (a statutory requirement at Key Stage 1) in a visually engaging and tactile way. To solve a puzzle in ‘Orbital Equations’ you must create a balanced equation by aligning numbered planets either side of a central “star”. Once aligned, tap the star to see...