Electronegativity Chart of All Elements

Electronegativity chart of all elements is mentioned below.
(Note: Electronegativity has no unit. Linus Pauling was a scientist who designed a scale of electronegative that ranks the elements with respect to each other. And this scale is known as Pauling electronegativity scale.)
The Pauling electronegativity values of the element ranges from the most electronegative element (Fluorine having electronegativity = 3.98) to least electronegative element (Francium having electronegativity = 0.7)

Atomic number	Elements	Electronegativity
1	Hydrogen (H)	2.2
2	Helium (He)	N/A
3	Lithium (Li)	0.98
4	Beryllium (Be)	1.57
5	Boron (B)	2.04
6	Carbon (C)	2.55
7	Nitrogen (N)	3.04
8	Oxygen (O)	3.44
9	Fluorine (F)	3.98
10	Neon (Ne)	N/A
11	Sodium (Na)	0.93
12	Magnesium (Mg)	1.31
13	Aluminum (Al)	1.61
14	Silicon (Si)	1.9
15	Phosphorus (P)	2.19
16	Sulfur (S)	2.58
17	Chlorine (Cl)	3.16
18	Argon (Ar)	N/A
19	Potassium (K)	0.82
20	Calcium (Ca)	1
21	Scandium (Sc)	1.36
22	Titanium (Ti)	1.54
23	Vanadium (V)	1.63
24	Chromium (Cr)	1.66
25	Manganese (Mn)	1.55
26	Iron (Fe)	1.83
27	Cobalt (Co)	1.88
28	Nickel (Ni)	1.91
29	Copper (Cu)	1.9
30	Zinc (Zn)	1.65
31	Gallium (Ga)	1.81
32	Germanium (Ge)	2.01
33	Arsenic (As)	2.18
34	Selenium (Se)	2.55
35	Bromine (Br)	2.96
36	Krypton (Kr)	3
37	Rubidium (Rb)	0.82
38	Strontium (Sr)	0.95
39	Yttrium (Y)	1.22
40	Zirconium (Zr)	1.33
41	Niobium (Nb)	1.6
42	Molybdenum (Mo)	2.16
43	Technetium (Tc)	1.9
44	Ruthenium (Ru)	2.2
45	Rhodium (Rh)	2.28
46	Palladium (Pd)	2.2
47	Silver (Ag)	1.93
48	Cadmium (Cd)	1.69
49	Indium (In)	1.78
50	Tin (Sn)	1.96
51	Antimony (Sb)	2.05
52	Tellurium (Te)	2.1
53	Iodine (I)	2.66
54	Xenon (Xe)	2.6
55	Cesium (Cs)	0.79
56	Barium (Ba)	0.89
57	Lanthanum (La)	1.1
58	Cerium (Ce)	1.12
59	Praseodymium (Pr)	1.13
60	Neodymium (Nd)	1.14
61	Promethium (Pm)	1.13
62	Samarium (Sm)	1.17
63	Europium (Eu)	1.2
64	Gadolinium (Gd)	1.2
65	Terbium (Tb)	1.22
66	Dysprosium (Dy)	1.23
67	Holmium (Ho)	1.24
68	Erbium (Er)	1.24
69	Thulium (Tm)	1.25
70	Ytterbium (Yb)	1.1
71	Lutetium (Lu)	1.27
72	Hafnium (Hf)	1.3
73	Tantalum (Ta)	1.5
74	Tungsten (W)	2.36
75	Rhenium (Re)	1.9
76	Osmium (Os)	2.2
77	Iridium (Ir)	2.2
78	Platinum (Pt)	2.28
79	Gold (Au)	2.54
80	Mercury (Hg)	2
81	Thallium (Tl)	1.62
82	Lead (Pb)	2.33
83	Bismuth (Bi)	2.02
84	Polonium (Po)	2
85	Astatine (At)	2.2
86	Radon (Rn)	N/A
87	Francium (Fr)	0.7
88	Radium (Ra)	0.89
89	Actinium (Ac)	1.1
90	Thorium (Th)	1.3
91	Protactinium (Pa)	1.5
92	Uranium (U)	1.38
93	Neptunium (Np)	1.36
94	Plutonium (Pu)	1.28
95	Americium (Am)	1.3
96	Curium (Cm)	1.3
97	Berkelium (Bk)	1.3
98	Californium (Cf)	1.3
99	Einsteinium (Es)	1.3
100	Fermium (Fm)	1.3
101	Mendelevium (Md)	1.3
102	Nobelium (No)	1.3
103	Lawrencium (Lr)	N/A
104	Rutherfordium (Rf)	N/A
105	Dubnium (Db)	N/A
106	Seaborgium (Sg)	N/A
107	Bohrium (Bh)	N/A
108	Hassium (Hs)	N/A
109	Meitnerium (Mt)	N/A
110	Darmstadtium (Ds)	N/A
111	Roentgenium (Rg)	N/A
112	Copernicium (Cn)	N/A
113	Nihonium (Nh)	N/A
114	Flerovium (Fl)	N/A
115	Moscovium (Mc)	N/A
116	Livermorium (Lv)	N/A
117	Tennessine (Ts)	N/A
118	Oganesson (Og)	N/A

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