Cathie!
Well-Known Member
After I read the AHA thead I thought I would bring up my question....
why is a covalent bond stronger than a hydrogen bond?
Is it because a covalent bond lasts longer than a hydrogen bond before it breaks down?
is that what makes it a stronger bond, because it doesn't break down so quickly?
I have no idea about the chemistry but so say a covalent bond is stronger and I don't know why????
why is a covalent bond stronger than a hydrogen bond?
Is it because a covalent bond lasts longer than a hydrogen bond before it breaks down?
is that what makes it a stronger bond, because it doesn't break down so quickly?
I have no idea about the chemistry but so say a covalent bond is stronger and I don't know why????