The answer is C. Hydrogen Bond
I’m pretty sure it’s B since ones charge the neutral while ones is positive, it’s an obvious difference as well/
The value for this aqueous reaction at 298 k? a b↽−−⇀c dδ°=20. 46 KJ/mol is 9.91 mol. in equilibrium
<h3>What is an aqueous reaction in
equilibrium?</h3>
When a chemical reaction happens at the liquid state and the formation of reactant and product is the same then the reaction is known as an aqueous reaction in equilibrium denoted by K.
δG = − R T ln
R = universal gas constant 8.313
δG= 20. 46 kj/mol
T = 298 k or 24.4 in celcius.
substituting the value in the equation.
20. 46 kj/mol = 8.313 × 24.4 in celcius × K
K = 8.313 × 24.4 in celcius / 20. 46 kj/mo
k = 9.91 mol .
Therefore, The value of this aqueous reaction at 298 k? a b↽−−⇀c dδ°=20. 46 KJ/mol is 9.91 mol. in equilibrium
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Methene (non existent) would be an alkene and therefore would need a carbon to carbon double bond, since it only has one carbon it can't bond to another, this is why the lowest alkene is ethene (C2H4). i hope this helps
