Consider the following covalent bonds: Si-C, Si-0, Si-Si Using the periodic table, predict which is the longest bond and which is the strongest bond. O Longest: Si-Si, Strongest: Si-O O Longest: Si-C, Strongest: Si-C O Longest: Si-Si, Strongest: Si-Si O Longest: Si-O, Strongest: Si-O O Longest: Si-Si, Strongest: Si-C O Longest: Si-C, Strongest: Si-O O Longest: Si-O, Strongest: Si-Si O Longest: Si-0, Strongest: Si-C O Longest: Si-C, Strongest: Si-Si

Consider the following covalent bonds: Si-C, Si-0, Si-Si Using the periodic table, predict which is the longest bond and which is the strongest bond. O Longest: Si-Si, Strongest: Si-O O Longest: Si-C, Strongest: Si-C O Longest: Si-Si, Strongest: Si-Si O Longest: Si-O, Strongest: Si-O O Longest: Si-Si, Strongest: Si-C O Longest: Si-C, Strongest: Si-O O Longest: Si-O, Strongest: Si-Si O Longest: Si-0, Strongest: Si-C O Longest: Si-C, Strongest: Si-Si

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl

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Chapter8: Bonding: General Concepts

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 152CP: Think of forming an ionic compound as three steps (this is a simplification, as with all models):...

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