Ionic Bonds, Polar Covalent Bonds, and Nonpolar Covalent Bonds 

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In Greek schools instead of learning the electronegativity value of each atom, we learn this; F>O>N,Cl>Br>S,I,C>P>H

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Very important: The bonds in H2O (aka. H-O-H) are NOT hydrogen bonds. They are just polar covalent bonds. What IS a hydrogen bond is the bond between a hydrogen atom on one molecule of H2O with an oxygen atom on another molecule of H2O. For larger molecules, it can also be a bond between a H and a O or N or F on different parts of the molecule. But takeaway is: Covalent bonds and hydrogen bonds are two different things, look up hydrogen bonds for more details :-)

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Which bond has the most polarity?

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Can u solve this problem pls..... Ionic bond is formed between a metal and nonmetal whose electronegativity difference is 1.9 and above , while covalent bond exist between two or more nonmetals whose electronegativity difference is less than 1.9.Based on these descriptions, classify the bond formed in each of the following compounds as ionic bond or covalent bond .... I hope u can help Me🙏 🥺

Where did you get electronegativity

how do we compare two molecule's polarity or nonpolarity? For example, If they are both polar, which one is more polar?

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At 7:30 ... hexane, shouldn't that be C6H14 instead of 12 hydrogen atoms? Or we talking hexene?

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Ionic vs polar

At 7:23 u said that every compound containg only carbon and hydrogen is non polar .it is wrong ... take the example of cis-2-butene

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