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Can an increase in temperature to increase the movement of atoms break hydrogen bonds and other types of stabilizing attractions?
Yes, an increase in temperature can disrupt hydrogen bonds and other stabilizing attractions by providing energy to the system, causing the atoms and molecules to move more rapidly. This increased movement can overcome the forces holding the structures together, leading to their disruption or breaking.
What process can break rocks apart?
erosion can break rocks apart, weathering can also break rocks apart
What causes the base pairs in DNA to break apart?
Base pairs in DNA can break apart due to exposure to high temperatures, radiation, or certain chemicals that can damage the bonds holding the bases together. This can lead to mutations or errors in DNA replication.
Which of these can sometimes break the chemical bonds of atoms-?
Heat can sometimes break the chemical bonds of atoms.
Do all chemical bonds hold potential energy?
No. some bonds actually require sustained energy to break apart (such as water). This is displayed in the use of a Hoffman apparatus, which requires an electrical current to split water into Hydrogen and Oxygen.
How are ion dipole attractions able to break apart the relatively strong ionic bond?
Ion-dipole attractions can break apart ionic bonds because they can compete with the strong electrostatic forces holding the ions together. The polar molecules in the ion-dipole interaction can interact with both positive and negative ions, weakening the attraction between them and potentially leading to dissolution of the ionic compound.
Can an increase in temperature to increase the movement of atoms break hydrogen bonds and other types of stabilizing attractions?
Yes, an increase in temperature can disrupt hydrogen bonds and other stabilizing attractions by providing energy to the system, causing the atoms and molecules to move more rapidly. This increased movement can overcome the forces holding the structures together, leading to their disruption or breaking.
When a molecular solid mixes with water do the covalent bonds within molecules break?
No, when a molecular solid mixes with water, the covalent bonds within the molecules do not break. The solid may dissolve due to intermolecular interactions with water molecules, but the covalent bonds within the molecules remain intact.
Are ionic bonds hard to break?
Ionic bonds are generally strong and require a considerable amount of energy to break compared to other types of bonds like covalent bonds. However, they can be broken when exposed to high temperatures or in the presence of other substances that can disrupt the attractions between the ions.
Which is stronger between ionic and covalent bonds?
Generally speaking, covalent bonds are a stronger.Remember, in covalent bonds a valence electron is shared between two atoms. In an ionic bond, one atom gives and electron to another atom. It takes less energy to break apart the positively charged atom from the negatively charged atom than it does to separate two atoms which are sharing an electron.This is not always the case, however. There are a few ionic bonds that are stronger than covalent bonds. This is especially true when the ionic bonds form into a crystalline structure. There are a lot of them so it is harder to break them apart. It is also much harder to break an ionic bond in a vacuum, since there is nothing to lessen the electrostatic (Coulombic) interaction.Generally, though, you can say that covalent bonds are stronger.
How are compounds formed and broken apart by?
Compounds, particles made up of more than one element, are held together by electrostatic attractions--called bonds--between the negatively-charged electrons of one atom and the positively-charged proton of another. The bonds in a compound are generally formed when two atoms get close enough together for this attraction to form a bond between them, connecting them. Different atoms have different attractions to other atoms depending on the number of electrons that can be bonded to the other atom. In order to break apart a compound, therefore, you must break the bond between the atoms in that compound. This can be done when one atom in the compound comes across an outside atom that it is more attracted to. That atom will then bond with the new atom and the compound will be broken. Bonds can also be broken when energy (usually in the form of heat) is applied to the compound. Different bonds have different strengths and therefore different amounts of energy that must be added in order to break the bond.
What do molecular bonds dissolve in?
Molecular bonds don't "dissolve". But, an organic solvent can provide affinity to the molecules you wish to break apart from EACH OTHER...as molecules. Solvents don't break covalent bonds like that. For example, you can dissolve wax in oil, because the wax will DISPERSE within the oil..but the wax molecules will remain wax. If you break the covalent bonds...it would no longer remain wax. Catalysts can break bonds....or some type of replacement reaction of functional groups on a molecule. Okay?
When bonds break and new bonds form?
When bonds break and new bonds form, a chemical reaction has taken place.
How can mountains break apart?
how do mountains break apart
What process can break rocks apart?
erosion can break rocks apart, weathering can also break rocks apart
What causes the base pairs in DNA to break apart?
Base pairs in DNA can break apart due to exposure to high temperatures, radiation, or certain chemicals that can damage the bonds holding the bases together. This can lead to mutations or errors in DNA replication.
Which term identifies a reaction that break apart macromoleclues?
what is the name for a reaction that links monomers to from a chain
