How to pronounce “electronegative” in English

And anything even slightly electronegative, it will attack and it'll start a reaction.

but it was just electronegative enough that we were able to initiate a reaction that could go slowly and proceed in a way that produced a nice solid plastic.

These chlorine atoms are very electronegative, so they want to steal electrons from nearby atoms.

But the nitrile and ester groups are so electronegative they pull the extra electron on across the molecule, making this carbon negative.

maybe just because there are a lot of things that-- this atom is more electronegative than this atom.

So each of the oxygens shares one electron with it, but oxygen doesn't share evenly since it's more electronegative than silicon, it pulls those shared electrons closer to itself.