Paulingskálán
Paulingskálán is a term originating from the field of chemistry, specifically related to the concept of electronegativity. It refers to a scale developed by Linus Pauling to quantify the tendency of an atom to attract a bonding pair of electrons. Pauling's scale is the most widely used electronegativity scale.
Electronegativity is a fundamental property that influences the type of chemical bond formed between atoms. When
The Paulingskálán is not derived from direct experimental measurements of electron attraction but is calculated based