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Your Questions About Bonds Definition




Daniel asks…




What is the simple definition of osmosis, covalent bonds,
diffusion, and a ribosome?
Thanks for the help




Steve Winston answers:

Osmosis= diffussion of water
covalent bond=share electron(s)
Diffuion=mix throughout
Ribosome=site of protien systhesis




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John asks…




What is the definition of an ionic compound?
I am so confused. Everywhere I look I only get the definition of ionic bonds but in this lab my
teacher wants us to give the definition of ionic compounds AND ionic bonds.
BTW I already have the definition of ionic bonds. I only need the ionic compound definition.




Steve Winston answers:

An ionic compound is a compound held together by Ionic bonds




Laura asks…




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What is the definition of bond Polarity?
I guess the dictionary definition, or the easiest way to explain in please. thanks!




Steve Winston answers:

Let us assume a molecule, say HCl ( Hydrochloric acid )

H-Cl is a covalent compound in which electrons are shared between H and Cl. In a perfect
covalent bond, the shared pair of electrons are placed midway between H and Cl.

But chlorine has more electronegative (EN) than hydrogen, i.e., it has a tendency of attracting
electrons more hydrogen.

So the shared pair of electrons move closer to Cl away from H. This is called polarity

definition: The property of shared pair of electrons being closer to one atom than the other in a
covalent bond is called bond polarity




Maria asks…




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Legal Definition of Bonds for children?
Can someone tell me the difference between these?

This is a divorce situation in which the dad states that bonds were purchased/earned in order to
PAY FOR COLLEGE, and a mom saying that they were given to the child through surveys a
father participated in in thoughts of the child having the bonds as INVESTMENTS.

The lawyer is now asking... are they college bonds?
Were they listed as the child only or was a parents name listed on the bond too?

Can someone help me to understand this?

Thank you!
The bonds in question are EE bonds and EE Patriot Bonds.

The lawyer asks: are they college savings bonds?

They don't SAY they are. Are they? What is the difference?




Steve Winston answers:

Very good you myust see that there was a time when there was suspect of misdoings being
done and that time peopel started to balme surtain people for doing these bad things and if you
reseasch the issues you will see that bonds was the escape goat for the stairroids and so his
publisist statded that he should do good to focus away from the bad now you must see that
baonds thought that childrens was very good and so where stairoids but people hate stairoisds
and love childs so he staredt bonds for chilrens to show support for schildrens and say talking
about dont look at me or talk to me on stariods i am bonds for childrens thank you good luck!




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Susan asks…




What is the definition of "chemical bonding"?
I have a test on Wednesday and I need to know the defintion of chemical bonding. I've tried the
internet and I couldn't find a simple definition. Thanks! ?




Steve Winston answers:

A chemical bond is the physical phenomena responsible for the attractive interactions between
atoms that confers stability to di- and polyatomic chemical compounds. The explanation of the
attractive forces is a complex area that is described by the laws of quantum electrodynamics,
but usually chemists rely on quantum theory or qualitative descriptions that are less rigorous but
more easily explained. In general, strong chemical bonding is associated with the sharing or
transfer of electrons between the participating atoms. Molecules, crystals, and diatomic gases -
indeed most of the physical environment around us - are held together by chemical bonds,
which dictate the structure of matter.




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Sharon asks…




Short Definition of Chemical bonds? ( Covalent/metal/ionic)?
one or 2 sentence to define it.

i get too confused with different website different definitions. and i dont know what to remember
for my test,




Steve Winston answers:

Here would be some keywords:

covalent = sharing of electrons
ionic = transfer of electrons
metallic = sea of electrons/ delocalized electrons

Here are some short but good definitions:

covalent = a bond involving the sharing of electrons between two atoms, such that each atom in
the molecule has a full valence shell.




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Ionic = a bond commonly existing between cations and anions, where the cation transfers
                                   electron(s) to the anion to create the bond

                                   metallic = a bond seen in metals where electrons are delocalized, forming a "sea of electrons"
                                   that contribute to the high conductivity of metal




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Your Questions About Bonds Definition

  • 1. Your Questions About Bonds Definition Daniel asks… What is the simple definition of osmosis, covalent bonds, diffusion, and a ribosome? Thanks for the help Steve Winston answers: Osmosis= diffussion of water covalent bond=share electron(s) Diffuion=mix throughout Ribosome=site of protien systhesis 1/7
  • 2. John asks… What is the definition of an ionic compound? I am so confused. Everywhere I look I only get the definition of ionic bonds but in this lab my teacher wants us to give the definition of ionic compounds AND ionic bonds. BTW I already have the definition of ionic bonds. I only need the ionic compound definition. Steve Winston answers: An ionic compound is a compound held together by Ionic bonds Laura asks… 2/7
  • 3. What is the definition of bond Polarity? I guess the dictionary definition, or the easiest way to explain in please. thanks! Steve Winston answers: Let us assume a molecule, say HCl ( Hydrochloric acid ) H-Cl is a covalent compound in which electrons are shared between H and Cl. In a perfect covalent bond, the shared pair of electrons are placed midway between H and Cl. But chlorine has more electronegative (EN) than hydrogen, i.e., it has a tendency of attracting electrons more hydrogen. So the shared pair of electrons move closer to Cl away from H. This is called polarity definition: The property of shared pair of electrons being closer to one atom than the other in a covalent bond is called bond polarity Maria asks… 3/7
  • 4. Legal Definition of Bonds for children? Can someone tell me the difference between these? This is a divorce situation in which the dad states that bonds were purchased/earned in order to PAY FOR COLLEGE, and a mom saying that they were given to the child through surveys a father participated in in thoughts of the child having the bonds as INVESTMENTS. The lawyer is now asking... are they college bonds? Were they listed as the child only or was a parents name listed on the bond too? Can someone help me to understand this? Thank you! The bonds in question are EE bonds and EE Patriot Bonds. The lawyer asks: are they college savings bonds? They don't SAY they are. Are they? What is the difference? Steve Winston answers: Very good you myust see that there was a time when there was suspect of misdoings being done and that time peopel started to balme surtain people for doing these bad things and if you reseasch the issues you will see that bonds was the escape goat for the stairroids and so his publisist statded that he should do good to focus away from the bad now you must see that baonds thought that childrens was very good and so where stairoids but people hate stairoisds and love childs so he staredt bonds for chilrens to show support for schildrens and say talking about dont look at me or talk to me on stariods i am bonds for childrens thank you good luck! 4/7
  • 5. Susan asks… What is the definition of "chemical bonding"? I have a test on Wednesday and I need to know the defintion of chemical bonding. I've tried the internet and I couldn't find a simple definition. Thanks! ? Steve Winston answers: A chemical bond is the physical phenomena responsible for the attractive interactions between atoms that confers stability to di- and polyatomic chemical compounds. The explanation of the attractive forces is a complex area that is described by the laws of quantum electrodynamics, but usually chemists rely on quantum theory or qualitative descriptions that are less rigorous but more easily explained. In general, strong chemical bonding is associated with the sharing or transfer of electrons between the participating atoms. Molecules, crystals, and diatomic gases - indeed most of the physical environment around us - are held together by chemical bonds, which dictate the structure of matter. 5/7
  • 6. Sharon asks… Short Definition of Chemical bonds? ( Covalent/metal/ionic)? one or 2 sentence to define it. i get too confused with different website different definitions. and i dont know what to remember for my test, Steve Winston answers: Here would be some keywords: covalent = sharing of electrons ionic = transfer of electrons metallic = sea of electrons/ delocalized electrons Here are some short but good definitions: covalent = a bond involving the sharing of electrons between two atoms, such that each atom in the molecule has a full valence shell. 6/7
  • 7. Ionic = a bond commonly existing between cations and anions, where the cation transfers electron(s) to the anion to create the bond metallic = a bond seen in metals where electrons are delocalized, forming a "sea of electrons" that contribute to the high conductivity of metal Powered by Yahoo! Answers Read More… http://buystocksmakemoney.com/your-questions-about-bonds-definition/ 7/7 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)