Question: Propane has __ sigma (single) bonds, and __ single lines in its Lewis structure. please answer questions 7-13 Propane has sigma (single) bonds, and single

Propane has __ sigma (single) bonds, and __ single lines in its Lewis structure.

please answer questions 7-13
 Propane has __ sigma (single) bonds, and __ single lines in
its Lewis structure.please answer questions 7-13 Propane has sigma (single) bonds, and
single lines in its Lewis structure. 8,6 6,10 10,10 8,10 8,8 QUESTION

Propane has sigma (single) bonds, and single lines in its Lewis structure. 8,6 6,10 10,10 8,10 8,8 QUESTION 8 Which of the following elements would have two lone pairs in its Lewis structure? carbon chlorine nitrogen oxygen hydrogen QUESTION 9 will not experience ionic attractive forces. carboxylic acids ethers amines phenols (aromatic alcohols) salts Hexane will experience attractive force(s). London/van der Waals/dispersion London/van der Waals/dispersion and dipole-dipole London/van der Waals/dispersion, dipole-dipole and hydrogen bonding London/van der Waals/dispersion, dipole-dipole, hydrogen bonding and ionic QUESTION 11 In order for a molecule to be capable of hydrogen bonding, there must be a(n) on the electronegative atom. oxygen halogen hydrogen nitrogen sulfur QUESTION 12 has the molecular tormula C6H10. Benzene 1-Hexyne Cycloheptane 3-Methylpentane None of these Which of the following functional groups does not contain a double bond? Ketone Aldehyde Amine Carboxylic acid Amide

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