yh i answered that... hope u get it now 
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messi10
Hay thank you, but its still not clear.
Q5 Same Paper
The only difference is that it has H in B, while Cl in C.
And no other difference, so H-H will balance in B, Cl-Cl will balance each other in C. In both there is O on the other side.
I'm not getting the difference. Is H more electronegative than Cl?
Sorry for bothering you so much :|.
Q5 Same Paper
The only difference is that it has H in B, while Cl in C.
And no other difference, so H-H will balance in B, Cl-Cl will balance each other in C. In both there is O on the other side.
I'm not getting the difference. Is H more electronegative than Cl?
Sorry for bothering you so much :|.
daredevil
no no its no bother.
look the Cl dont have to cancel each other. they have to cancel the element on the other side i.e. O
Cl and O have a lesser electronegative diff while H and O have a greater electronegativity diff.
the Cl being on one side of the molecule dont cance each other. they have to cancel O
look the Cl dont have to cancel each other. they have to cancel the element on the other side i.e. O
Cl and O have a lesser electronegative diff while H and O have a greater electronegativity diff.
the Cl being on one side of the molecule dont cance each other. they have to cancel O
messi10
Oh my God... Now I got it...
Thank You so much..
Btw, how do I know the electronegative values, do I have to remember the values of most common elements?
Thank You so much..
Btw, how do I know the electronegative values, do I have to remember the values of most common elements?