Sketch a microscopic picture of a cluster of many water molecules. Label and describe the intramolecular...
Sketch a microscopic picture of a cluster of many water molecules. Label and describe the intramolecular bonds and the intermolecular forces.
Homework Answers
There are complex water clusters with many
water molecules.
H bonding is intermolecular bonding as it is between different molecules.
Bonding within the molecule is intramolecular bonding as sigma bonds formed by H and O atoms of same molecule.
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Sketch a picture of the bonding in formaldehyde, CH2O. Label the orbitals whether atomic or hydridized.
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