Please help When two atoms are joined together covalently, the van der Waals radius of the atoms in the covalentthan the radius of the atoms alone because the joined atoms årebond area) longer; repelled due to the shared electron pairb) shorter; pulled together by hydrogen bondingC) shorter; pulled together by the attraction of the nucleus to the bonded atomd) shorter; pulled together by the shared electron paire) longer; repelled due to the nuclear repulsion between bonded atomsMacBool20escF3F4F5F6F1F2de

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When two atoms are joined together covalently, the van der Waals radius of the atoms in the covalent than the radius of the atoms alone because the joined atoms åre bond are a) longer; repelled due to the shared electron pair O b) shorter; pulled together by hydrogen bonding C) shorter; pulled together by the attraction of the nucleus to the bonded atom d) shorter; pulled together by the shared electron pair e) longer; repelled due to the nuclear repulsion between bonded atoms

When two atoms are joined together covalently, the van der Waals radius of the atoms in the covalent than the radius of the atoms alone because the joined atoms åre bond are a) longer; repelled due to the shared electron pair O b) shorter; pulled together by hydrogen bonding C) shorter; pulled together by the attraction of the nucleus to the bonded atom d) shorter; pulled together by the shared electron pair e) longer; repelled due to the nuclear repulsion between bonded atoms

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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