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**Bond Length and Strength Comparison Exercise** **Description:** This exercise involves analyzing three distinct bonds, labeled (a), (b), and (c), highlighted in a molecular diagram. **Diagram Explanation:** - **Bond (a):** Located on the left with a triple line indicating a triple bond. - **Bond (b):** Located in the middle with a single line indicating a single bond. - **Bond (c):** Located on the right with a double line indicating a double bond. **Task:** - **Rank the highlighted bonds in order of increasing length:** - From shortest to longest. - Three dropdown menus are provided to select the order. - **Rank the highlighted bonds in order of increasing strength:** - From weakest to strongest. - Three dropdown menus are provided for selection. To complete the exercise, use the dropdown menus to correctly arrange the bonds based on their length and strength properties. **Interaction Elements:** - Dropdown menu options include (a), (b), and (c) for both length and strength rankings. - Two control buttons: - A reset button (circle with arrow) to start over. - A submit button (check mark) to submit your choices.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Bond Length and Strength Comparison Exercise** **Description:** This exercise involves analyzing three distinct bonds, labeled (a), (b), and (c), highlighted in a molecular diagram. **Diagram Explanation:** - **Bond (a):** Located on the left with a triple line indicating a triple bond. - **Bond (b):** Located in the middle with a single line indicating a single bond. - **Bond (c):** Located on the right with a double line indicating a double bond. **Task:** - **Rank the highlighted bonds in order of increasing length:** - From shortest to longest. - Three dropdown menus are provided to select the order. - **Rank the highlighted bonds in order of increasing strength:** - From weakest to strongest. - Three dropdown menus are provided for selection. To complete the exercise, use the dropdown menus to correctly arrange the bonds based on their length and strength properties. **Interaction Elements:** - Dropdown menu options include (a), (b), and (c) for both length and strength rankings. - Two control buttons: - A reset button (circle with arrow) to start over. - A submit button (check mark) to submit your choices.
## Bond Analysis Activity ### Part 1 of 4 **Objective**: Rank the highlighted bonds below in order of increasing length and in order of increasing strength. --- ### Molecular Structure: The diagram features a benzene ring with three different substituents: - **NH₂ (Amino group)** labeled as (a) - **F (Fluorine atom)** labeled as (b) - **OH (Hydroxyl group)** labeled as (c) Each substituent is attached to different carbon atoms of the benzene ring. --- ### Sorting Criteria: #### Length: - Arrange the bonds from shortest to longest. 1. **Option Dropdowns**: Select from options (a), (b), or (c) for each position in the sequence. #### Strength: - Arrange the bonds from weakest to strongest. 1. **Option Dropdowns**: Select from options (a), (b), or (c) for each position in the sequence. ### User Actions: - Use the dropdown menus to select the appropriate ranking for each criterion. Note: This activity helps understand chemical bonding characteristics based on the type of atoms and bonding involved. --- **Tools**: - Reset option available to clear selections and restart ranking.
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Transcribed Image Text:## Bond Analysis Activity ### Part 1 of 4 **Objective**: Rank the highlighted bonds below in order of increasing length and in order of increasing strength. --- ### Molecular Structure: The diagram features a benzene ring with three different substituents: - **NH₂ (Amino group)** labeled as (a) - **F (Fluorine atom)** labeled as (b) - **OH (Hydroxyl group)** labeled as (c) Each substituent is attached to different carbon atoms of the benzene ring. --- ### Sorting Criteria: #### Length: - Arrange the bonds from shortest to longest. 1. **Option Dropdowns**: Select from options (a), (b), or (c) for each position in the sequence. #### Strength: - Arrange the bonds from weakest to strongest. 1. **Option Dropdowns**: Select from options (a), (b), or (c) for each position in the sequence. ### User Actions: - Use the dropdown menus to select the appropriate ranking for each criterion. Note: This activity helps understand chemical bonding characteristics based on the type of atoms and bonding involved. --- **Tools**: - Reset option available to clear selections and restart ranking.
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