Please explain compounds and chemical bonds, ionic, covalent, and hydrogen bonds

Rank the strengths of these bonds/interactions from the weakest to the strongest, where (1) is the weakest bond and (3) is the strongest. Dispersion Forces   Hydrogen bonds   Dipole-dipole interaction

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Match the type of bond with its description Group of answer choices Bonds formed by sharing electrons equally                 [ Choose ]             polar covalent             ionic bonds             non-polar covalent             hydrogen bonds            Bonds formed by stealing electrons and forming ions                 [ Choose ]             polar covalent             ionic bonds             non-polar covalent             hydrogen bonds            Bonds in which Hydrogen is pulled by other elements due to charges                 [ Choose ]             polar covalent             ionic bonds             non-polar covalent             hydrogen bonds            Bonds that have a charge but not ions              [ Choose ]             polar covalent             ionic bonds             non-polar covalent             hydrogen bonds

Please select the answer.

List the four main groups of organic molecules and their functions in living things. Be sure to use all relative terms and examples of functions of these macromolecules in living things.

Match the monomers (building blocks) to the biological polymers. carbohydrates [Choose ] [Choose] nucleotides nucleic acids amino acids buffers water glycerol and fatty acid chains lipids monosaccharides solutes and solvents proteins [Choose]

What type of bond occurs when electrons are shared between atoms? hydrogen bonds covalent bonds double bonds íonic bonds