Explain A One-Step Mechanism (bond breaking and bond making occur at the same time) ?

Q: Collision of particles is not necessary for bond formation. True O False

A: Criteria for bond formation: Molecule /atoms must possess minimum threshold energy called…

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Q: 2. Explain the types of bond present in a pond?

A: Ionic bond is formed by the transfer of electrons from cations to anions. In the ionic compounds,…

Q: What are the expected changes in bond order and bond distance in the following reactions:  O2 → O2+…

A: The bond order of any compound can be determined by its electronic configuration. The change in bond…

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Q: In a reaction, there is simultaneous bond breaking and bond formation forming a

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Q: Write the lewis structure for a) a hydroxide free radical b) a hydrogen free radical c) hydrogen…

A: Lewis structure is also known as Lewis dot structure, are diagrams  that show the bonding between…

Q: What are the different types of s - bond formation?

A: There is a huge variety of bonds formed in chemistry. Two of them are most important and are…

Q: Explain the Resonance Hybrid ?

A: The resonance is the phenomenon of delocalization of electrons in a Compound or a molecule. The…

Q: A chemist wants to observe the following reaction: 2H2 + O2 → 2H2O The chemist is standing inside…

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Q: Explain how the presence or absence ofmultiple bonding relates to bond length,bond energy, and…

A: Bond length can be defined as the average distance between the two nuclei of the connected atoms.…

Q: Explain the inductive effect in organic chemistry by using the example of diketones.

A: in any compound presence of two keto groups are said to be diketone .

Q: In terms of the bonds present, explain why acetic acid, CH3CO2H (on the left), contains two distinct…

A: Explanation: The molecule or ion containing delocalized electrons cannot be shown by single Lewis…

Q: Which viewing mode(s) (ball & stick, ball & bond type, tube or wireframe) gives the most information…

A: Ball and stick type model gives the most information about a molecules structure .

Q: How the frequency of bond vibration depends on atom mass and bond strength ?

A: The bond vibration frequency is the frequency generated due to the transition of the bond between…

Q: What is the average bond order for the Cl-O bond?

A: Bond Order : Bond order of any molecule represents the strength of Bond between 2 atom  . To…

Q: Briefly discuss types of secondary bonding Give 1 example of each.

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Q: Cubane (C8H8; see structure below) is an organic hydrocarbon containing eight carbon atoms located…

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Q: bond strength

A: 1. (a) The factors influence bond strength has to be given. (b) The factors influence bond length…

Q: what is the order of bond breaking and bond making ?

A: A chemical reaction is a chemical change in which the reactants react among each other and form…

Q: Distinguish between Bond energy term and Bond dissociation energy

A: Bond energy and bond dissociation energy are often used as synonyms , but they are not same. These…

Q: For the reaction: ClOOCl + light → ClOO +Cl, the wavelength of light needed to initiate the reaction…

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Q: 8. Free-radical Cl• atoms can react with ozone in the region of the stratosphere known as the Ozone…

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Q: In CF3Cl the C¬Cl bond-dissociation energy is 339 kJ>mol. In CCl4 the C¬Cl bond-dissociation…

A: The energy associated with a single photon is given by E=hϑϑ=Ehwhere,ϑ= frequencyE=energyh=plank's…

Q: 10. Which of the following free radicals is the least stable? II II IV I d. IV а. b. II e. V с. II…

A: Stability order Alkyl > alkenyl > alkynyl Resonance stabilized are most stabilized .

Q: Bond Strength of Acids Acid Bond Strength HBr 366.35 HCI 431.62 HI 298.40 HF 569.87 lonic bond…

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Q: The interaction o flight with a molecule depends on the characteristics of the molecule. Focusing on…

A: Infrared light is electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths longer than those of visible light.

Q: Why lone pair-lone pair repulsion is stronger than bond pair - bond pair repulsion?

A: The Lewis structure does not give any idea about molecular geometry but it purposed the distribution…

Q: Differentiate between Bonding Orbital and Anti-Bonding Orbital?

A: According to MOT (molecular orbital theory) , atomic orbitals combine together to form new orbitals…

Q: Which of the following interactions would not result in the formation of a sigma (ơ) bond? A)…

A: Sigma bond is the bond which forms on end to end overlapping of atomic orbitals. It is the strongest…

Q: when atoms each contributes an unmatched electron to the same orbital, they form what type of bond.

A: Ionic bond: The ionic bond is formed between the metal and the non-metal. The electronegativity…

Q: What is a Brief summary of the six steps used to analyze reactions with pi bonds ?

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Q: Why does the SCOT process need to be integrated with the CLAUS Process?

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Q: . (a) Draw the shape of the atomic valence orbitals formed by the overlaping of two fluoride 2p…

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Q: Particles must collide in order to react or form a bond. O True O False

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Q: Explain why the bond dissociation energy for bond (a) is lower than the bond dissociation energy for…

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Q: What type of bond is MCM?

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Q: Order the ltowng tohore tis the weokest fond and 3is storongest NH3 NF3 Ncl3 bond.

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Q: Given the values of bond length, arranged in DECREASING order of intramolecular force:(1) C=O…

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Q: The four (4) methods of bonding between the atoms are: - Ionic, Covalent, Metallic, and Van der…

A: The ionic bond is an electrostatic attraction force, formed between the ions and it is a strong…

Q: Explain Bond Cleavage ?

A: The interaction between two atoms resulting in the formation of compounds is called bond.

Q: the gas hydrazine N2H4 , burns in oxygen like this: N2H4 + 2O2 -> N2 + 4OH a.count and list the…

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Q: 8. Free-radical Cl• atoms can react with ozone in the region of the stratosphere known as the Ozone…

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Q: terms

A: The reaction can be divided on basis of the heat of reaction into exothermic and the endothermic…

Q: The dominant type of bonds in metals is O a. lonic bonds O b. Metallic bonds O c. Covalent bonds O…

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Q: Ql: Are the van der waals bonds chemical or physical bonds? Explain the formation mechanism of these…

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Bond Parameters

Many factors decide the covalent bonding between atoms. Some of the bond parameters are bond angle, bond order, enthalpy, bond length, etc. These parameters decide what kind of bond will form in atoms. Hence it is crucial to understand these parameters in detail and understand how changing these parameters affects the kind of bonding or various characteristics.

Bond Dissociation Energy

The tendency of an atom to attract an electron is known as its electronegativity.