Can someone explain why dipole dipole is the answer
--> If this was NH4+, or CH4, there wouldn't be any dipoles because the molecule is surrounded by the same delta charge, so another molecule cannot be attracted to it as the like charges on the outside of each molecule will repel them away.
However, with CCl2F2, there is dipole-dipole formation. Why? Is it because of the polarity difference between C-F and C-Cl?
Can someone explain dative covalent bonding I have never really got it. like how do you work out if it is a dative covalent bond and which element is giving the lone pair of electrons can someone explain using phosphine PH3 to form PH4+. The specific question is to give the name of the type of bond formed when phosphine reacts with an H+ ion. Explain how it is formed
does anyone know why the answer to this question is A and not C?
In which of the following series of elements is there an increase in the melting temperatures from left to right? A) Na Mg Al B) Li Na K C)B C N D) Si P S
carbon has a much higher melting temperature than nitrogen...