Q2.2a- Identify the type of atomic bonds and intermolecular attractions present in each of the following scenarios: A compound made of positively-charged magnesium and negatively-charged sulfide atoms. The balanced bonds holding together the carbons Non-polar Covalent Bond and hydrogens in a molecule of Ethane. Hydrogen Fluoride is added to an aqueous solution. It dissolves due to interactions between partially-charged atoms in the Hydrogen Fluoride and Water molecules. The fatty-acid tails on phospholipids are strongly attracted to each other because they are strongly repelled by water. This allows them to form phospholipid bi-layer structures. Hydrogen Attraction Ethanol contains an alcohol group with an oxygen atom that is strongly electronegative. This causes the molecule's electrons to be unbalanced, resulting in a partially-charged molecule. lonic Bond Hydrogen Attraction Polar Covalent Bond >

Q2.2a- Identify the type of atomic bonds and intermolecular attractions present in each of the following scenarios: A compound made of positively-charged magnesium and negatively-charged sulfide atoms. The balanced bonds holding together the carbons Non-polar Covalent Bond and hydrogens in a molecule of Ethane. Hydrogen Fluoride is added to an aqueous solution. It dissolves due to interactions between partially-charged atoms in the Hydrogen Fluoride and Water molecules. The fatty-acid tails on phospholipids are strongly attracted to each other because they are strongly repelled by water. This allows them to form phospholipid bi-layer structures. Hydrogen Attraction Ethanol contains an alcohol group with an oxygen atom that is strongly electronegative. This causes the molecule's electrons to be unbalanced, resulting in a partially-charged molecule. lonic Bond Hydrogen Attraction Polar Covalent Bond >

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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