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michaeljwilson3

So then HCl would have less covalent character than say CF4 right? Or do the 4 F's make any difference?

michaeljwilson3

This is a little off topic, but do we need to know how temperature affects equilibrium? If so, how does it?

michaeljwilson3

when given the name of a compound, how do you know the order in which each element goes in the molecular formula?

michaeljwilson3

I also have a question. Why is it that solids and liquids are not included in the R and P calculations?

michaeljwilson3

if there is a double or triple bond, that only counts as one electron density correct?

michaeljwilson3

So if ionic character depends on the difference of electronegativity between two atoms, HF would have more ionic character than say HCl? Even though there's still a fairly large difference in electronegativity in the latter?

michaeljwilson3

To clarify, is the electron density the factor behind the bending of the angles of the bonds?

michaeljwilson3

I'm confused about which cases there would be a double or triple bond?

michaeljwilson3

Do constants play a role in the significant figures an answer should have?

michaeljwilson3

In what situations does light act as a wave, and when does it act like a particle?

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