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A molecule in definition means a combination of atoms that are covalently bonded, so it depends what the molecule is. For example, a methane molecule (CH4 - One carbon that shares its valence electrons with four hydrodens)
It's never just one C-H. It's usually CH3 or C-C-C with the H's around the outside of the C's and the electrons are distributed among all of the C's and H's. If you ever had a single C-H bond in an asymmetrical molecule, it might be polar, but it never happens that way.
IntrAmolecular forces go A STEP FURTER and are the forces within the molecule. Just a trick I use to help remember. Hopefully it can help some else too.
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A molecule in definition means a combination of atoms that are covalently bonded, so it depends what the molecule is. For example, a methane molecule (CH4 - One carbon that shares its valence electrons with four hydrodens)
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Question: Which of this liquid (water, oil and rubbing alcohol) have the most similar intermolecular attractive forces and why?
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can somebody tell me why CH bond is considered nonpolar when the difference in electronegativity is larger than .3?
It's never just one C-H. It's usually CH3 or C-C-C with the H's around the outside of the C's and the electrons are distributed among all of the C's and H's. If you ever had a single C-H bond in an asymmetrical molecule, it might be polar, but it never happens that way.
This is helpful
IntrAmolecular forces go A STEP FURTER and are the forces within the molecule. Just a trick I use to help remember. Hopefully it can help some else too.
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Boiling Point Can i have a question what is Entalphy of Vaporization?
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Yes, that was helpful. Thank you.
@2:40 You said Hg did not go as high in the tube as water since Hg is not attracted to the tube but water is. But why is this so?
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Its Z=(PV)/(nRT). You left n for the compression factor. Overall though the video is good. :)
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Water is not moving up in a tree because of capillary action.....
careful - capillarity does not explain how water moves up a tree!
it doesn't?
Anyone else thought that was a donut at the start? lol!
No! from fellow creatures
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