(a) What kind of solid does Snl, form? Snla is a covalent bonding ionic bonding I bond. (b) What kind of bonding occurs in Snla? H-bonding dipole-dipole London form crystal. Sn14 are discreet molecules in which the I is bonded to the Sn by a

(a) What kind of solid does Snl, form? Snla is a covalent bonding ionic bonding I bond. (b) What kind of bonding occurs in Snla? H-bonding dipole-dipole London form crystal. Sn14 are discreet molecules in which the I is bonded to the Sn by a

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Quantum Mechanical Treatment of the Valence Bond Theory

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(a) What kind of solid does Snl, form?
Snl, is a
covalent bonding
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bond.
(b) What kind of bonding occurs in Snla?
H-bonding
dipole-dipole
London forces
crystal. Sn14 are discreet molecules in which the I is bonded to the Sn by a

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