Carbon (C) = 2.55

Nitrogen (N) = 3.04

To calculate the electronegativity difference, you subtract the electronegativity of Carbon from the electronegativity of Nitrogen.

Electronegativity difference = 0.49

The result, \(0.49\), represents the difference in electronegativity between Carbon and Nitrogen. This value indicates a significant difference in their abilities to attract electrons, leading to polar bonds when these two elements form covalent bonds. The more significant the electronegativity difference, the more polarized the bond becomes.