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AddieroniAndCheese:

AP chem question PLEASE HELP MY GOSH how would I go about doing this?

AddieroniAndCheese:

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KnoxxyBoy:

usually I'm pretty good in chem but I don't even know how to do that... I wish I could help you with that, but I cant

AddieroniAndCheese:

thx anyways man

Elysium:

By paying attention to your classes so you can comprehend the material...

AddieroniAndCheese:

yo unhelpful bro TuT I got an A last semester (also it's asynchronous XD, no class to pay attention to)

Elysium:

@addieroniandcheese wrote:
yo unhelpful bro TuT I got an A last semester (also it's asynchronous XD, no class to pay attention to)
Sorry man, doesn't look you're catching an A this semester-

AddieroniAndCheese:

still have an A, just struggling with one question, I'll figure it out

bubbly1belle:

Shorter bonds typically have higher energy because the energy and distance are inversely related. In carbon-carbon bonds, bond length decreases and bond energy increases as bond order increases. A single bond would be the weakest and the longest bond. Remember triple bonds involve sharing of several electrons, making it tighter and therefore stronger.

bubbly1belle:

When regarding the question focus on those details.

happyday09:

@elysium wrote:
@addieroniandcheese wrote:
yo unhelpful bro TuT I got an A last semester (also it's asynchronous XD, no class to pay attention to)
Sorry man, doesn't look you're catching an A this semester-
ok dude, no reason to be rude, he was just asking a question... that's what this site is for

Walen:

you can talk about, as bond length increases bond energy decreases, because size of atom decreases going across the period but increases going down the group

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