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Jada asked:

Imagine that you are working in a lab, and you find four bottles containing hydrocarbons in the chemical storage cabinet. Outline the step-by-step procedure you would follow to identify which unknown samples have a multiple bond and which have all single bonds.

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Journey asked:

My teacher has given us several ring compounds and we have to determine the number of pi bonds. One ring has two double bonds and within the ring there are an oxygen with two lone pairs and a nitrogen with one lone pair. Oxygen is attached by single bonds on the ring while nitrogen is a attached by one single bond and one double bond. Does that make any sense? So its a cyclopentene but two of the carbons have been switched out with an oxygen and a nitrogen. Please HELP!

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IAA asked:

One of my homework questions is that i have to put the bonds C-l, C-H, C-Cl, C-O, C-F, C-Br in order of polarity with the most polar bond.

Im having a bit of difficulty figuring out what rule to use for this. I have a table of electronegativity values and began by finding the difference between the electronegativty values of the elements in the bonds but i have the answers and this method is wrong. Any help please?

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Jordan asked:

How many covalent bonds are present between the carbon atom and each oxygen atom in carbon dioxide, CO2?
Alright, that’s what i thought. This online homework i had marked it wrong so i was confused a bit. Thanks!

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Crazyfred02 asked:

What are ionic and covalent bonds. What is the difference between the two?

Thanks a bajillin’

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Deborah S asked:

What are similarities and differences between ionic bonds, covalent bonds, metallic bonds, and intermolecular attractions?
What is the strength of electrostatic attraction for each?

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Alexis3 asked:

Also, what type of bonds would nonconductors have and why?
How do you account for the fair and poor conductors of electricity?

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what? asked:

Hydrogen bonds are weaker than covalent bonds and form between partially charged atoms or molecules.

The atoms in hydrogen bonds have valence electrons; the atoms in covalent bonds have valence spaces.

The compounds that result from hydrogen bonds contain carbon; those that result from covalent bonds do not.

Covalent bonds are organic; hydrogen bonds are inorganic.

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Anna asked:

A. Bonds are broken in the reactants and reformed as products
B. Chemical reactions do not involve the breaking and reforming of bonds
C. Bonds are broken in the products and formed into the reactants
D. Both the reactants and the products have there bonds broken and reformed

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Thanh T asked:

What anchors it there to that receptor? Salt bridges? Hydrogen bonds? What kind of chemistry bonds? A source would be awesome as well.

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