help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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anonymous · Answer

attachment

aaronq · Answer

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bond strength
ionic > covalent 

H-bonds less strong than ionic

anonymous · Answer

1- False.

2- I am sure that A,B,C are wrong. I dont understand D. but i think that E is not absolute wrong. but if I decide, I choose C.

3-
a-F
b-T
c-F (intramolecular bonds are always weaker than intermolecular bonds.)
d-T (as being a kind of covalent bond.)

anonymous · Answer

I would be very thankful if i am corrected.

anonymous · Answer

good way of explaining would b not just gving me answer  sorry if that sounded rude but not intended to b rude sorrry , but im not sure myself and thanks anyways :)

anonymous · Answer

:-)
I dont look at here as a user's manual.
let's discuss on stuffs that you are doubtful about them.

anonymous · Answer

lol true

aaronq · Answer

ardalan, everything you said was correct except: 

1. True (water molecules are neutral as they bear no charge, sure they have partial charges but these cancel each other out, and are overall they are neutral)

anonymous · Answer

yep your right aaron i gotta 95% on that assignment thans both of u

anonymous · Answer

@aaronq  yes. yes dear friend. i mistook neutral and non-polar.
you are true. thanks.

anonymous · Answer

:)

aaronq · Answer

no problem, dopekid!

ardalan, yeah i figured you misread something, since i've seen accurate responses from you to much more complicated questions.