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When we supply bond energy to two molecules that have bonded the potential energy of the molecules increase causing the molecules to break bonds Is this the correct explanation

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Does heat weaken the strength of chemical bonds

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Catabolism generates energy in the form of ATP by breaking chemical bonds despite the initial energy requirement to break those bonds When bonds are broken new bonds form and if

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Chemical Energy Chemical reactions involve the rearrangement of atoms and molecules and this process is associated with energy changes The energy stored in the chemical

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In a 2003 post about electrons and their behavior which as a rule goes tended not to get to a final solution there was a quote by a poster There is no chemical bond between chlorine and

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Let us use methane as an example I thought that hybridization only occurs when the carbon atom bonds with the four hydrogen atoms But apparently hybridization of the carbon atom

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If I had a some covalent molecules with a total intermolecular bond strength of 100J and total covalent bond strength of 100J and when I supply 100J of heat into those molecules how are

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I know this might sound silly but I always wonder what happens when you say tear a paper Do I actually rip the atoms of the paper If so wouldn t

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Hello I m new to this forum and to Physics and Chemistry in general and I have a question that s making me go crazy why does the potential energy decrease as two atoms say