6 Answered Questions for the topic Bond

Why can't carbon form an ionic bond?

1. My textbook says that a $\\ce{C^{4+}}$ cation cannot be formed because it requires a lot of energy to remove 4 electrons. Formation of ionic bonds involve "removing" electrons and there seems to... more

Does the dipole moment increase or decrease by increasing the bond length?

It is established the dipole moment is a result of multiplication of the magnitude of charges (Q) and the distance between them (r). What I understand is that when an electron and a proton get... more

What is a non-classical carbocation?

- What is a non-classical carbocation? - How is it different from a classical carbocation? I am confused as I have come across this term many times on Chem.SE but there seems to be nothing for... more

Correctness of writing H3C as opposed to CH3 in a carbon chain?

I have been studying alkanes, alkenes & alkynes for a while, and I see in the examples that all the basic structural formulas start with $\\ce{CH3}$, then $\\ce{CH2}$, and the last carbon atom... more

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How do you separate enantiomers?

There are some stereochemical reactions that result in the presence of enantiomers. When moving forward with a practical organic synthesis, how does one usually separate them in order to continue... more

Relative acidities of alkanes, alkenes, and alkynes?

How does one explain the trend in bond lengths and acidity of the following hydrocarbons?

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