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need your guys help BADDDD and fast!!!!
this isn't car related but i am having a test later on in biology and we are getting tested on molecular structure, and chemical bonds etc. my question is on covalent bonds, i know it is possible to have a "double bond" but when and why? thats pretty much the only thing i am confused about, please help me out!!!
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RE: need your guys help BADDDD and fast!!!!
bonds are created by positive and negative atoms (electrons and protons). There in, each substance has a small positive or negative charge. A bond is created when the molecules share electrons
Hydrogen, dirty hydrogen, is one of the few molecules that will attract and hold bonds with smaller, weaker molecules. It can bridge things sometimes because it likes to share its electrons.
Basically, a double, triple, quadrouple, you name it bond... will occur when when the atoms share electrons...
I think thats what your looking for.
Edit: So if hydrogen and carbon are sharing 4 pairs of electrons with carbon, there is a quadruple bond.
Hydrogen, dirty hydrogen, is one of the few molecules that will attract and hold bonds with smaller, weaker molecules. It can bridge things sometimes because it likes to share its electrons.
Basically, a double, triple, quadrouple, you name it bond... will occur when when the atoms share electrons...
I think thats what your looking for.
Edit: So if hydrogen and carbon are sharing 4 pairs of electrons with carbon, there is a quadruple bond.
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RE: need your guys help BADDDD and fast!!!!
OHHH!!! Thats EASY!!!!!
Basically, if your taking CH3CO2Na
that is saying Carbon and hydrogen share 3 bonds, attatched to a carbon with 2 bonds (aka a double bond)- attatched to sodium
you could TECHNICALLY draw three lines from one hydrogen to the carbon... as it is a tripple bond.
Basically, if your taking CH3CO2Na
that is saying Carbon and hydrogen share 3 bonds, attatched to a carbon with 2 bonds (aka a double bond)- attatched to sodium
you could TECHNICALLY draw three lines from one hydrogen to the carbon... as it is a tripple bond.