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The atomic number of Carbon is 6. How many electrons has in its valence shell?

2. Two unpaired electrons in 2P (2P²)

True or false: Lithium is one of the most electronegative elements.

False, lithium belongs to the IA group in the periodic table, so it's electropositive!

Two non-metalic elements could make a ionic bond?

No, it is neccesary to have a big electronegativity difference (≥1.5)

Which ones are ionic bonds: CO, NaCl, CaO, KBr, NO?

NaCl, CaO, KBr.

Are ionic compounds soluble in water?

Yes! The hydrogen bonds of water allows ionic molecules to easily dissolve.

True or false: Ionic compounds have really high melting points.

True! They have very strong bonds, for example, NaCl melting point is 801 °C

True or false: Ionic compounds don't behave as electrical conductors in any situation.

False, they are conductors in aqueous solution or molten state.

Is it possible to link 2 atoms from the same chemical element and why?

No, because it is essential to have very different values of electronegativity.