why maximum no. of H-bonds in HF is 2, whereas that in water is 4??
(refer to the highlighted portion..)
and why are the bond lengths different for different H-bonds from the same molecule? (in the pic, bond lengths are 1.81 A, 1.79A, and 1.84A)..
11Shreyan, pls see carefully......in HF, the total no. of bonds is two (one is H-F and the other is H...F)
I am not sure about water.......with the same logic as above, water should have total of 4 bonds....... H-O (2 bonds) and H....O (2 bonds)
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1it is not zero it is near 2 correct answer but real answer is get when we ask water molecule how much he had form ?? hehehe par for us only 4h-bond by H2O and 2 by HF see ani. photo mast hai yaar i thinking it is not u ani
1H-F ka exact structure dekhne ke lie refer to test section.......:( i dont remember test no
