Riogho said:
Yes, when two atoms have similar electronegativities, they are more likely to form a bond because they have a similar attraction for electrons.
Yes, when two atoms have opposite charges, they are more likely to form a bond because of the attraction between the positive and negative charges.
Yes, when two atoms have similar atomic radii, they are more likely to form a bond because they are able to come closer together and share electrons more easily.
Yes, when two atoms have the same number of valence electrons, they are more likely to form a bond because they can achieve a stable electron configuration by sharing or transferring electrons.
Yes, when two atoms have a high polarizability, they are more likely to form a bond because their electrons can easily be distorted, making them more likely to share electrons and form a bond.