Sec 3 Chemical Bonding powerpoint notes

Hi friends,
 Under these exceptional times, in case some of your are quarantined, here are some notes from others for use during home based learning.
 They are in a zipped file. So just download from this link below and unzip the files and you are ready to use the notes. You need Powerpoint software or online Powerpoint to view the files.

 Keep safe!!

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1iiTRYVCAyh_2zTbxnIEjMOSCa2x08_lA




Best regards,

 
Mr Chong

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