Interpretation: Whether hydrogen bond is a true
Concept introduction: A hydrogen bond is formed between a hydrogen atom of one molecule an electronegative atom such as oxygen, nitrogen and fluorine of other atom. It is a inter-molecular force whereas a chemical bond is formed between atoms of the same molecule making it an intra-molecular force.
Answer to Problem 2RQ
Hydrogen bond is not a true chemical bond.
Explanation of Solution
A true chemical bond is the one that is formed between atoms of the same molecule resulting in the formation of chemical compounds. It is an intra-molecular force existing in molecules of the compounds whereas hydrogen bond is a dipole-dipole bond affecting the physical state of the substance. Also it is an inter-molecular force unlike a chemical bond.
Hydrogen bond is an inter-molecular force whereas a chemical bond is an intra-molecular bond. Hence, hydrogen bond is not a true chemical bond.
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