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If electrons involved in bonding spend most of the time closer to one atom rather than the other
If I mix 50 gallons of water with 85% muriatic acid how hot will it get?
why the vanderwall radii are generally much larger than covalent radii?
what is the valency or oxidation state of oxygen in peroxides and super oxides
what are the properties of coal?
Why is [Ca] 3d^3 is not a valid configuration?
**1**Multiple bonding results from the sharing of more than one electron pair. An example of this phenomenon is the double bond. In this case, the second bond is characterized as:

a. a delta bond
b. a pi bond
c. a sigma bond
d. a second single bond





**2**How many sigma bonds are there in C2H2?

a. 4
b. 6
c. 3
d. 7
e. 5



**3**Molecules which are polar overall exhibit a property called a dipole moment. Which of the following molecules has a dipole moment?

a. SiCl4
b. AlI3
c. TeCl4
d. PF5
e. None of these



I know #1 is b
#2 is c
#3 is c
but I dont know how to get the answers. Please help me

Can you please explain how to get the answer for each question
thank you in advance
A 1.397 L container of O2 at 773.6 mm Hg was connected to another evacuated container which had a volume of 1.030 L and separated by a valve. What was the final pressure in atmospheres if the valve was opened and the gas allowed to expand into the other container?
can sodium hydroxide and sodium polyacrylate be absorbed into the body through skin contact. If so would they stay in the body and what kind of damage would they do: eg. would the sodium hydroxide damga fatty tissue and sodium polyacrylate remove fluid from body tissue? What kind of medical treatment could be made?
1. You have in your possession an acid made up of 68.1% oxygen, 29.8% nitrogen, and the rest hydrogen. Assuming that the molecular formula is the same as the empirical formula, determine the formula of your acid.

2. Name the acid
3. Draw the lewis structure
4. Give the oxidation numbers of each element in acid.
5. Does your acid contribute to acid rain? If so explain how, using balanced chemical reactions and listening sources of your pollutant.
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