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HCl is a polar molecules. H has a partial positive charge while Cl has a partial negative charge since chlorine is highly electronegative compared to hydrogen. The force between HCl molecules is permanent dipole attraction. Not induced dipole forces.Hydrogen bonding cannot form between H and Cl. The difference in electronegativity isn't that high to allow a very strong hydrogen bond to form. In addition to that, HCl is non-polar; it has induced dipole forces of attraction.
I didnt go to school last week, which is why I didnt get the hand of the entire mass thing, like whose mass should I use in the formula.master of chem n u asked me tht quest in inbox? u were teasin me?
oh ok npI didnt go to school last week, which is why I didnt get the hand of the entire mass thing, like whose mass should I use in the formula.
Why is the Ionic Radius of transition elements invariant?HCl is a polar molecules. H has a partial positive charge while Cl has a partial negative charge since chlorine is highly electronegative compared to hydrogen. The force between HCl molecules is permanent dipole attraction. Not induced dipole forces.
Can someone please send me a link to download Chem A Levels pastpapers of June 2014?hi guys,
i want a lvl chem past papers of 1996 if any1 have it plz upload it soon.
according to my knowledge kgs library contains it.
Here it is "http://maxpapers.com/category/qualifications/international/cambridge/a-level/a-level-chemistry-9701/"Can someone please send me a link to download Chem A Levels pastpapers of June 2014?
The ratio of volume of gases is the ratio of their moles
Thanks.The ratio of volume of gases is the ratio of their moles
So 1:3:1:1:1 is the ratio shown by the equation but the ratio given is 1:6
therefore 30cm of O2 will be used leaving the excess (30cm)
and we get 10 cm of CO2, h20 nd SO2 makes a total of 6o. But since the mixture is cooled, h20 will convert into water and so the remaining volume will be 50.
The dipoles in A C D cancel out but not in B.
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