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Are all molecules that have hydrogen bonding polar?

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Why are Hydrogen bonds mainly dipole- dipole bonds?

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Examples of molecules that have hydrogen bonding between them?

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Why does it give water a high boiling point?

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Why is a hydrogen Bond not a true chemical bond?

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how often are they found in nature?

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Why is it temporary?

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Why do the molecules have and instantaneous dipole

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Why is it a temporary attractive force?

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What makes it the weakest intermolecular force?

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How often are they found in nature?

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why it is the weakest type?

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Why is it so weak?

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Why are there permanent interactions?

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What is permanent interaction?

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Why is there an uneven distribution?

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What is the difference between electronegativity that creates the difference in charge?

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how many different structures are there?

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What elements are involved?

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Why do they have high melting points?/ crystal structures

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Why do you they have high melting and boiling points?

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How often are they found in nature?

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What causes them to make such large structures?

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What solutions are involved?

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How strong are these bonds?

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I think there needs to be more info on this particular topic.  I'm still lost on the concepts of ion-dipole attraction

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When do the attractions happen?

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Does electronegativity have any part in Ion-Dipole attraction?

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Does is matter which polar molecule is involved.

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Why are they mostly found in solutions?

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What are polar covalent bonds stronger than other bonds.

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How strong are these bond?

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What are some physical characteristics of polar covalent bonded molecules?

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Are polar bonds conductive?

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Are polar covalent bonds ductile?

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Why is anything over 1.9 ionic?

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Does Mercury apply to the general statement of metal to metal since it is liquid at room temp?

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How can nonpolar bonds be separated?

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Do these bonds occur naturally in nature?

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Can you have a nonpolar molecule with polar bonds?

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how strong is nonpolar covalent compared to polar covalent?

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why does carbon and hydrogen combine in all organic compounds?

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Can this type of bond happen between any type of nonmetals?

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Can metalloids do metallic bonding?

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Why do electrons in metals reflect light and are shiny but not in other substances?

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Does metallic bonding occur between two atoms at all, or is it just in a large structure of metallic ions?

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How do they conduct electricity and heat?

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Why are metals malleable

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What makes metals malleable?

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What causes light to reflect from metals?

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Strong or Not compared to what? Are they all strong? What electrons are shared? Stretching and sea of electron connect

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Does the solution they're in matter for conducting electricity?

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Why does the bond become ionic if the electronegativity is greater than 2.0?

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How do they conduct electricity?

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What does EN mean?

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Is ionic bonding strong compared to other bonds?

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how are lattice structures formed?

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What does electrostatic mean?

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what makes them soluble in water?