ACTIVITY 3DİRECTIONS: Answer the following questions.Which of the following compounds has (a) the most polar bond and (b) the least polar bond?Nal, LiBr, Cl,, and KCI1.2.Identify the bond (ionic, polar covalent, or covalent) existing in the following compounds:(a) HCI(b) KF(c) the CC in H,CCH,(d) H,S(e) the NN in H,NNH,.3.Use the symbols 6* and & to show the direction of the polarity of the indicated bond in H,C-OH.Use the symbois 6 and 6 to show the direction of the polarity of the indicated bond in each ofthe following compounds:(a) HO-H(b) F- Br(c) H,C- NH,(d) H,C- CI(e) HO - Br() H,C-Li(8)1- CI(h) H,N - OHS.Discuss the formation of single bond, double bonds and triple bonds between two atoms ofcarbon.2021.09.25 09:56

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