Consider a covalent bond between carbon and hydrogen. С-Н Match the appropriate charge with each atom in this bond. Not all choices will be used and choices can be used more than once. 1. Full positive charge 2. Full negative charge Hydrogen 3. Partial positive charge Carbon 4. Partial negative charge 5. Uncharged or neutral

Consider a covalent bond between carbon and hydrogen. С-Н Match the appropriate charge with each atom in this bond. Not all choices will be used and choices can be used more than once. 1. Full positive charge 2. Full negative charge Hydrogen 3. Partial positive charge Carbon 4. Partial negative charge 5. Uncharged or neutral

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Chapter12: Chemical Bonding

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Problem 17A

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