Question

Which of the following involve electronic charges?

polar molecules
hydrogen bonds
ionic bonds
all of the above
@hotchellrae21

Answer 1

@hotchellerae21 <== you misspelled my name

Answer 2

oops sowwie

Answer 3

What do you think the answer is?

Answer 4

B.

Answer 5

all of them? @ayeeeitskateee

Answer 6

Correct.

Answer 7

yea i belive it B as well

Answer 8

@Hotchellerae21 is saying B but @ayeeeitskateee is saying D
confusion xc

Answer 9

http://www.bing.com/search?q=Which+of+the+following+involve+electronic+charges%3F++%09+%09polar+molecules+%09hydrogen+bonds+%09ionic+bonds+%09all+of+the+above&go=Submit&qs=n&form=QBLH&pq=which+of+the+following+involve+electronic+charges%3F+polar+molecules+hydrogen+bonds+ionic+bonds+all+of+the+above&sc=0-0&sp=-1&sk=&cvid=242f934d724f41e5b3dec7f8e8478659

Answer 10

http://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1383700440

Answer 11

It's D....

Answer 12

I just clicked on the bing search and clicked the first link.
lol.

Answer 13

No its not... when you search it the answer is right there... :D

Answer 14

B.

Answer 15

:D ???

Answer 16

Lol, this chick. Since you're right, type an explanation.

Answer 17

As to why polar molecules and ionic bonds don't have a charge.

Answer 18

hm...

Answer 19

Because bing clearly states A hydrogen bond is the electrostatic attraction between polar molecules that occurs when a hydrogen (H) atom bound to a highly electronegative atom such as nitrogen (N), oxygen (O) or fluorine (F) experiences attraction to some other nearby highly electronegative atom.

Answer 20

@the_ocean_girl Please tell me what the right answer is.

Answer 21

Hmm.. why do tags suddenly matter? LOL.

Answer 22

A doctor makes a brand new account, logs in, goes to the health section, and somebody says he doesn't know much about health because he doesn't have a tag. Logic at its finest.

Answer 23

Everyone has there own beliefs :)

Answer 24

@the_ocean_girl As I said before, please tell me what the answer is. :)

Answer 25

LOL. What beliefs? We're talking about facts and biology, not opinions.

Answer 26

I don't know the answer that's why I asked!
Now I'm even more confused because of this bio argument!!

Answer 27

http://www.school-for-champions.com/chemistry/polar_molecules.htm#.Vgb2c9JViko

Answer 28

Fine i have other people tagging me i don't have time for arguing

Answer 29

I just wanted an explaination since I was wrong I suppose? lol. Sorry about that @the_ocean_girl Try reading that link though!

Answer 30

If hydrogen bonds have a charge and polar molecules do too, then that means ionic bonds do also, so the answer would be D. but read that link and tell me what you think. :)

Answer 31

I'm pretty sure polar molecules have a charge.

Answer 32

i think it's just ionic bonds

Answer 33

Polar molecules have a negative charge, but please tell me what the answer is, as I said before. :)

Answer 34

I hope you get it right though, whatever you choose!

Answer 35

it's C, i did some research, hydrogen bonds don't share electrons. Non polar bonds are electrically charged. So i think it's ionic bonds

Answer 36

Okay! I hope you get it right. So neither of us were right. :) Sorry about that, I think whats her face should say sorry too.

Answer 37

she did say sorry :) thanks for trying to help though

Answer 38

XDD "whats her face" Ocean sorry tho love

Answer 39

Of course! I learned something too today, so thank you!!

Answer 40

LOL. Yes, how am I supposed to know who you are? What's her face.

Answer 41

I admit you put up a good fight @ayeeeitskateee

Answer 42

lol

Answer 43

No, actually, I just wanted an explanation as to why YOU were right.

Answer 44

Instead of saying "No its D." "No its B." and back and forth, I wanted an explanation. @Hotchellerae21 But on to help others, Byeee! :))

Answer 45

@texaschic101 can you confirm an answer?

Answer 46

@ShadowLegendX

Answer 47

Hello

Answer 48

can you confirm this answer?

Answer 49

All of the above

Hydrogen bonds involve electrostatic attraction, Ionic bonds involved electrons and so do polar molecules

Answer 50

i was wrong ?? :c how...

Answer 51

2 people say b
2 people say d
1 person says c
omg so much confusion xc

Answer 52

@ShadowLegendX THANK YOU.

Answer 53

~throws a fit~ XDDD

Answer 54

course.

Answer 55

Electrons have an electric charge, thus all things involved with it are in some way involved with an electric charge

Answer 56

And thank you @ShadowLegendX for the explanation.

Answer 57

No problem :)

Answer 58

Go me and go Shadow. :)))

Answer 59

Medal for you.

Answer 60

@the_ocean_girl well at least we found some people who could help again i am sorry :c ~walks away embarrassed~

Answer 61

so basically any type of bond involves electronic charges? @ShadowLegendX

Answer 62

Be specific as to what type of bond

Answer 63

A chemical bond?

Answer 64

All chemical bonds are involved with electrons