Question 12,13 9. In a bondwhich atom will the electrons be closyour reasoning. T10. Oxygen plays a major role in biological molecules.Explain how oxygen plays a role in polarity, bondshape, and redox reactions. K/U11. (a) In what ways do hydrogen bonds produceattractive forces between molecules? Include alabelled diagram to illustrate your answer.(b) How do hydrogen bonds influence the physicalproperties of water?C12. Describe dehydration and hydrolysis. How are thesetwo types of reactions related? Draw a labelleddiagram to support your answer. K/UC13. (a) Describe reduction and oxidation.(b) Can a reduction reaction occur independentlyof an oxidation reaction, or vice versa? Why orwhy not? K/UTTELSE

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(b) How do hydrogen bonds properties of water? TC 12. Describe dehydration and hydrolysis. How are these two types of reactions related? Draw a labelled diagram to support your answer. K/UC 13. (a) Describe reduction and oxidation. (b) Can a reduction reaction occur independently of an oxidation reaction, or vice versa? Why or why not? K/U

(b) How do hydrogen bonds properties of water? TC 12. Describe dehydration and hydrolysis. How are these two types of reactions related? Draw a labelled diagram to support your answer. K/UC 13. (a) Describe reduction and oxidation. (b) Can a reduction reaction occur independently of an oxidation reaction, or vice versa? Why or why not? K/U

Chemistry

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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