Polar Bonds, Polarity and Intermolecular Forces

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No, covalent bonds are intramolecular bonds or chemical bonds. Chemical bonds are attractions created by the sharing or transferring electrons. Chemical bonds are much stronger than IMFs.

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what are those different stripes shown for the bonds of the ammonia molecule??? anyways great video thank you :D

This was very helpful but what about ion-dipoles, ion-induced dipoles, and dipole induced dipole?

H-bonds are attractions between polar molecules that contain hydrogen bonded to F, O, or N, not Cl.

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I attend GCC in Phx Az and taking general chem. our book states "NON POLOR COVALENT BONDS CAN ALSO OCCUR BETWEEN DIFFERENT ATOMS THAT HAVE IDENTICAL EN VALUES eg: C-H the C-H bond is considered NON POLAR.  We are taught that the C-H is the exception to the rule.

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I am just confused at the last part: I thought hydrogen only bonds with F, O and N not with Cl to be called hydrogen bonding

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Are dispersion forces the same as London forces?

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How do you determine a polar bond in a nonpolar molecule? What are the specific steps to determining individual polar bonds in a nonpolar molecule?

doesn't It bond only with Nitrogen, Florine and Oxygen? where did the chlorine come from?

Chlorine doesn't form hydrogen bonds. It's too big atom size. Hydrogen bonds form between hydrogen and fluorine, oxygen or nitrogen.

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Wait a minute candy bars, you know candy bars, they usually come in a wrapper, just like you wrap a Christmas present and Christmas happens when it is cold, cold as in Alaska and in Alaska there are Polar Bears....polar.. Polar Bears... Po... Polarity. Yesss.....I understood now.

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Why arsenic trichloride is a non polar? the lone pairs in a central atom are not equally shared?

Why arsenic trichloride is a non polar? Because the lone pairs are not equally shared?

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