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oh ya thts it =p =p ! theres no redox in here thts why =pGroup one elements are always (+1)
Oxygen is generally (-2) And thus, Carbon in K2CO3 is (+4)
Carbon in CO2 is (+4) and Oxygen is (-2)
Hydrogen in H20 is (+1) and Oxygen is (-2)
In KHCO3, as K is (+1) and O is (-2), hydrogen is (+1) and thus carbon is again (+4)
I don't really get it
oh thank you so much =pHydrogen bonds are the strongest intermolecular forces.
In comparison to bromine, Chlorine is the stronger oxidising agent, which can be deduced from the converse of it being the weaker reducing agent, this means that it is less likely to give up its electrons and return into chlorine molecules
best of luck to you !No problem, good luck today
hmmm i think the inter molecular hydrogen bond is always 180 for no reason ?=S do we really need to know a reason for that >??
max repulsion min seperation ! thank you ! =) but shouldnt it b minimum repulsion , coz you know hydrogen bonds form bet partially -vely n positively atoms ?
thnk you allot ! can u plz give me n example =$
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