A single type of atom cannot form more than one kind of a chemical bond. In...
A single type of atom cannot form more than one kind of a chemical bond. In another word, the strength of a chemical bond is independent of the identities of the atoms involved.
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False
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The statement is false.
An atom can form more than one type of bond. Like hydrogen or halogens, they form ionic bonds in acids and salts but form covalent bonds in organic compounds.
Strength of bond depends on the entities involved in bonding. This strength relates to the size, overlap and electronegativity of the atoms involved. Between, C-Cl and C-F bonds C-F bond is more stronger because of the matching in size between carbon and fluorine and a better overlap as result.
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