predict the number of covalent bonds that the following atoms will form C,H, O, N
C = 4 possible bonds H = 1 possible bond O = 2 possible bonds N = 3 to 4 possible bonds
Thank you, do you mind helping me with another that i need help on
why are hydrogen and van der waals forces considered weak bonds?
because they are constantly being broken and reformed compared to covalent bonds which tend to remain stable
it take less energy to break intermolecular bonds than it does to break covalent bond thus they are considered weak
Such a live saver, I have two more questions that I need clarification on.
what is a simplified way to explain hydrogen bonding between water molecules?
I have no idea what it means by a simplified way to explain hydrogen bonding between water molecules, here is an old note of mine on intermolecular forces
hydrogen bonding between water molecules forms a strong network
due to water having very unique hydrogen bond angles they can form very strong hydrogen bond networks
how great a difference is there in hydrogen ion concentration between a ph of 6 and a ph of 8?
the lower you go on the pH scale the higher the Hydrogen ion concentration, the higher you go the lower the concentration of hydrogen ions Use the formula pH = - log [ H+]
I'm pretty sure the concentration is in molarity (M)
do you know how to use the equation? It is pretty easy to solve
no
6 = - log [ H+] -6 = log [ H+] 10^-6 = 10^log[H+] 10^-6 = H+
you should be able to calculate the concentration of H+ at 8pH by following my examle
Remember 10^log(x) = x
\[b^{\log_b(x)} = x\]
that is a general rule
so at 6pH it has a concentration of 0.000001M
do you know how to calculate the molarity now of hydrogen at 8pH?
once you do just subtract the two concentrations that will give you the difference.
a bit lost
you dont understand the math?
\[\log(x) = \log_{10}(x)\] we just use use log(x) as short hand for log base 10
the same rule applies \[10^{\log(x)}\] is the same thing as x
if you told me where you were lost I could be of more help but meh
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