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1) Which of the following bonds is the weakest? a. Polar covalent b. Non-polar covalent c. Hydrogen d. Atomic bond

          1) Which of the following bonds is the weakest?
a. Polar covalent
b. Non-polar covalent
c. Hydrogen
d. Atomic bond
        

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1) Which of the following bonds is the weakest? a. Polar covalent b. Non-polar covalent c. Hydrogen d. Atomic bond
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00:03 In this question, here ionic bonds are formed between what? ionic bonds, these are formed between metal and non -metal, metal and non -metal, ok, where one atom donates an electron to be another atom.
00:27 So, these bonds are generally strong due to what? strong due to electrostatic attraction, electrostatic attraction between the positively charged metal ion, ok, and negatively charged non -metal ion, and negatively charged non -metal ion.
01:26 So, the non -polar covalent bonds.
01:38 So, these bonds are formed between what? these are bonds are formed between two non -metal atom, two non -metal atoms that are what? that are, that share electron equilary.
01:55 So, these bonds are generally strong because the electrodes are shared between the two atoms, so creating a stable bond.
02:05 Now, we talk about the hydrogen bond, hydrogen bond.
02:14 So, hydrogen bond is formed, are the type of the bonds that are weak intermediate forces or weak intermolecular forces that occur between what? occur between molecule containing hydrogen atom, molecule containing hydrogen.
03:01 So, these are, these bonds are two highly electronegative atoms like nitrogen, oxygen, chlorine and all...
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