What is Bonding: Definition and 196 Discussions

Bonding (stylized as BONDiNG) is an American dark comedy streaming television series that premiered on Netflix on April 24, 2019. The series stars Zoe Levin, Brendan Scannell, Micah Stock, Theo Stockman, and Nana Mensah. On January 16, 2020, the series was renewed for a second season which was released on Netflix on January 27, 2021.Bonding is reported to be loosely based on the personal experience of creator Rightor Doyle.

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  1. gracy

    Effect of intermolecular hydrogen bonding

    Effect of intermolecular hydrogen bonding is as follows I don't understand one point i.e how occurrence of liquid state is associated with intermolecular hydrogen bonding as intermolecular hydrogen bonding helps in closed packing of molecules it should give rise to solid state.
  2. H

    Chemistry Bonding and antibonding molecular orbitals

    Not a homework question, just curious. My book says that bonding orbitals from from constructive interference while antibonding orbitals from destructive interference. Since constructive interference increases amplitude, what increases in amplitude from the combination of bonding orbitals? It...
  3. S

    Books on Atomic Structure, Chemical Bonding, Quantum for Beginners

    Hi all! I would like to ask your help! I am a rookie in the subject. I have to admit i don't exactly interested in the mathematical way. I really don't have the "basic" advanced math which would needed it. :) Look at me if i would be a high school physics and chemistry teacher whose imaginary...
  4. S

    Hydrogen bonding force problem

    Homework Statement In a DNA molecule, the base pair adenine and thymine is held together by two hydrogen bonds (see figure below). Let's model one of these hydrogen bonds as four point charges arranged along a straight line. Using the information in the figure below, calculate the...
  5. Y

    What really are resonance structures?

    This is a concept I have never really understood. I mean to say is how can we include such a thing in a theory? How can we use them if we know that they don't actually exist? Are they some sort of calculation tool?
  6. W

    How Many Valence Electrons Does Nitrogen Use in an NH4 Bond?

    I have a school quiz very soon, and I am having much troubles with the reviews. Can you help please. In the NH4 bond, how many valance electrons does the N use?
  7. D

    Why isn't the ion NH4+ capable of hydrogen bonding?

    If you draw lewis structure, central atom (N) will have 1 lone pair and 4 single bonds with Hydrogen. Why can't hydrogen in this ion molecule be able to form hydrogen bonding with other molecules alike? Is it because there's only 1 electron on the central atom?See for yourself: 5N + 4H -1 = 9...
  8. DiracPool

    Is Love Real or Just an Artifact?

    Nice to hear your comments...
  9. avito009

    Can mutations cause ionic bonding?

    When an object is exposed to radioactive substance then ionising radiation is released. So a mutation can be caused due to radiation but does the object exposed to radioactive substance form an ionic bond? If so how? I heard ionic bond can occur only between a metal and a non-metal.
  10. B

    Chemistry Intermolecular Bonding of CH4: Van der Waals

    Homework Statement What type of intermolecular bonding occurs in gaseous CH4? (A) covalent (B) ionic (C) hydrogen (D) van der Waals Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Here is what I did: ruled out B (not ionic) and chose A. The correct answer is D. Is C wrong...
  11. S

    Electron clouds during ionic bonding

    i want an explanation on how electron clouds interact or behave during the formation of an ionic bond. we know that complete transfer of electron/s forms an ionic bond but does the resulting charge differences naturally cause an attraction or is there a valid explanation behind this attraction...
  12. 3

    Effects of electronegativity on the bonding on an ionic compound? AgBr

    Homework Statement Use the concepts of electronegativity and polarisation to interpret the bonding in AgBr Homework Equations I have always understood electronegativity as the ability of an atom in a molecule to attract a pair of shared electrons towards itself. So this would usually...
  13. R

    Bonding in Solid State Physics

    1. The problem statement The potential energy between two ions is u(r) = -α/r2 + β/r8 Determine: (i) The intermolecular distance ro for which the potential energy is minimum (ii) The inter-atomic distance for which the potential energy is zero is R= (2)-1/6ro...
  14. S

    Nitrogen's intermolecular bonding

    Hi again, I have a couple of questions: 1) Nitrogen (N2) exists liquid and solid. The molecules bond with van der Waals forces. What's the difference between liquid and solid state? Just quantity of van der Waals forces? 2) When is nitrogen ready for freezing? When atoms have such a heat...
  15. M

    Bonding in coordination complexes

    For metals like copper(I), how does it have a coordination number of 3 in some compounds like [Cu(P(C6H5)3)3]+. I've learned that these coordination bonds are formed by interacting lone pairs from ligands and empty orbitals on the central metal atom. In this case, copper has a 1+ charge and...
  16. W

    Chemistry VSEPR - Bonding and Molecular Geometry

    Homework Statement What is the electron pair geometry of the following? SCN− BeCl2 O3 The Attempt at a Solution SCN− Linear BeCl2 Linear O3 Trigonal Planar Homework Statement Would the following structures be polar or nonpolar? (Not applicable if the structure is an...
  17. Q

    Sulfur Hybridization and Bonding

    Homework Statement http://i.minus.com/jsdp6WZ2nqRY9.jpg Homework Equations Sulfur is sp2 hybridized. Sulfur is also nonpolar having an AXE of AX3 and no lone pairs. It is trigonal planar. The Attempt at a Solution I'm not sure if sulfur can be represented by three equivalent...
  18. Τ

    Relationship between Kd and bonding affinity?

    From a biochemical context, considering the following two dissociation reactions and their respective dissociation constants for a protein-ligand complex: P*A + B ⇔ P + A + B, this contains the a dissociation constant called Ka = 4 x 10^-3 M P*B + A ⇔ P + A + B, this contains the a...
  19. andyrk

    Kossel Lewis Approach To Chemical Bonding

    We know that a shell can accommodate a maximum of 2n2 electrons because a shell can have a maximum of n2 orbitals depending upon the value of n, i.e n=1 for K shell, n=2 for L shell, n=3 for M shell, n=4 for N shell and so on. According to Lewis, he pictured the atom in terms of a positively...
  20. S

    What causes differences in polarity between alcohol and ketone molecules?

    What is the relationship between polarity and hydrogen bonding? I have come across several problems saying that an alcohol is more polar than a ketone because of hydrogen bonding but I don't see the relationship between these two. Intuitively, I thought ketone would be more polar because it has...
  21. G

    Wave function of bonding orbital of Hydrogen molecule

    Hi I am currently looking for the wavefunction of the bonding orbital of the hydrogen molecule. Does anybody here know how this one might look like? So, since there is no complete analytical solution for the Hydrogen atom Schrödinger equation, I am currently looking for approximations of this...
  22. K

    Intermolecular Bonding: Hydrogen vs. Ion-Dipole Bond

    What is the most powerful bond? Hydrogen bond or Ion-dipole bond?
  23. Jadaav

    Intermolecular and intramolecular hydrogen bonding

    Intermolecular hydrogen bonding is stronger than intramolecular hydrogen bonding. But how to differentiate between an intermolecular and an intramolecular hydrogen bonding ? How can I know if there is the presence of an intermolecular or an intramolecular hydrogen bonding in a molecule ?
  24. I

    Doubts about potential energy, bonding and chemical reactions

    Hello everybody, First, sorry for the bad english, it is not my language. I have a few theoretical problems and I would be very thankful if you helped me. 1º: I see the graphic about covalent bonds and potential energy a lot of times and they always say that potential energy...
  25. S

    Atomic Bonding - calculating number of atoms help

    See attachment for working and details of what i have done.
  26. heycoa

    Solid State Physics | ionic crystal bonding | Born & Meyer equation

    Homework Statement 1) Find the expression for the equilibrium interatomic distance as a function of A, n, and α 2) Determine the expression for the binding energy at equilibrium. 3) Calculate the constant n for NaCl, using the data from the Table 1.2 of Omar book and the fact that the...
  27. E

    Bonding High Voltage Source with Low Voltage Source(s)

    I'm trying to get a better understanding on how grounding, bonding, and earthing works when high voltage sources interact with lower ones. For example, if you have a 400V AC, 20V AC, and 5V DC source all stored in the same aluminum cabinet (surrounded by a faraday's cage and connected to earth)...
  28. P

    Understanding Hydrogen Bonding in Ethanol Molecules

    Hey, How do you know how many hydrogen bonds ethanol molecules will form with each other? I know there are 3 sites where H bonds could form (2 lone pairs on oxygen and the hydrogen) but with something like hydrogen fluoride, each molecule only forms 1 H bond on average so shouldn't something...
  29. K

    Question on bonding and formal charge

    Hello! I was wondering why, when calculating a formal charge, you actually use that formula of (valence electrons in ground state) - lone electrons after bonding - 1/2(bonded electrons) Lets take H2O. H - O - H The O has 6-4-2 = 0 formal charge. However, the O originally had 6 electrons...
  30. P

    Chemistry Hydrogen bonding between water and other molecules.

    Homework Statement I have attached a solution to one of my homework questions that states "Draw hydrogen bonds that might be formed between a water molecule and the following compounds: a) H3PO4; b) PO43-; c) aniline; d) pyridine; e) ethylamine; f) ethyl ammonium ion; g) acetic acid." My...
  31. M

    Chlorine and Hydrogen Bonding: Examining the Strength and Nature of Interactions

    Does chlorine make a hydrogen bond? I was doing a practice problem in my book and the question was regarding the intermolecular forces, and the compound had chlorine and it said no, but my professor said it does. Which is true?
  32. J

    Bonding of Diamond: Unreactivity & Impurity

    Homework Statement Hi, there are 2 pictures in the above,pic 2 shows a diamond in rectangular shape. pic 1 shows the 3D structure of that diamond at a corner of it. As we know,diamond has a giant covalent structure,which means atoms in it are linked together by covalent bonds only...
  33. A

    How to calculate the energy of the bonding state of a hydrogen molecule?

    How to calculate the energy of the bonding state and antibonding state of a hydrogen molecule? and also how to plot the bonding and antibonding wavefunctions. I have solved Ψ(r,θ,Φ) for a hydrogen atom. and calculated the energy states of it with complete analytical approach. now, i need to...
  34. S

    Strain Gauge Bonding: Permanent & Chemical Options

    I have a few strain gauges that are going onto the suspension of a race bike. I've never installed these things before. While I have found a lot of information on installing them, I am having a hard time finding many adhesive and chemical options. It seems a lot of them are non-permanent, or...
  35. A

    Ions formed during Ionic Bonding

    Hi, I have a question about ions formed during ionic bonding. Is this correct? "Sodium bonds with Chlorine to form Sodium Chloride (NaCl.) Sodium loses one electron & forms a positively charged ion and Chlorine gains one & forms a negatively charged ion." If this is correct, when they...
  36. P

    How to calculate the bonding force due to wringing effect in slip guages

    Bonding force between two slip guages will be inflenced by surface finish,material,wrining effect etc., what is the relationship between all ? Anyone knows how to calculate theoretically?
  37. H

    How do bonding and antibonding MOs coexist in molecular systems?

    hello.. i have checked various resources but am unable to get a clear idea of how bonding and antibonding MO exist simultaneously? [following that bonding MO results due to in phase overlapping of atomic orbitals while antibonding MO results due to out of phase overlapping]
  38. H

    Pure Covalent Bonding: Understanding its Role in Atomic Bonds

    Hi, If two atoms of the same element form a bond together, would the bond be purely covalent or would it have a small ionic character as well ? If it does have an ionic character please explain why. Thanks
  39. B

    Is Significant Hydrogen Bonding Possible in Phosphine (PH3)?

    Homework Statement is significant hydorgen bonding possible in phosphine, PH3 The Attempt at a Solution The text says no, I don't see why not. P has 5 electrons in its outer shells, 3 of those form an ionic bond with the 3 H. That leaves 2 non-binding electrons, those 2 non-binding...
  40. C

    Covalent bonding in transition metals. Can someone help?

    According to my book, for 1st row Transition Metals, the acidity of a aquo-complex is greater for those elements at the right of the periodic table. They justify this by saying that to the RHS, the cation is more polarizing and weakens the O-H bond to a greater extent. I do get this, but...
  41. T

    Glass-silicone-glass bonding (tension vs shear strength?)

    I'm attempting to repair a glass aquarium. Here is a drawing I made when I ordered it originally, the top brace has developed 2 small cracks. So I'd like to empty the tank, then remove the old brace, and replace it. But I'm trying to figure out what dimensions I need the new piece to be...
  42. B

    Which substance exhibits the most hydrogen bonding?

    Homework Statement Which of the following substances exhibits significant hydrogen bonding in the liquid state? A) CH_{2}F_{2} B) N_{2}H_{4} C) CH_{3}OCH_{3} D) C_{2}H_{4} E) C_{2}H_{2} Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I know that hydrogen bonding generally only works...
  43. K

    Need high heat/high delectric resin for stainless steel bonding

    I am working on a prototype for a laser component. We have a stainless steel box, that is flooded with water for cooling. There is current and UV light in the box, so to isolate the current from seeing the steel I am lining the walls, about 1.5 mm thick, with a resin. I'm looking for...
  44. B

    Quantum physics underlining the 'magic numbers' in chemical bonding & more.

    a. What do we know about any quantum-physical law, dictating 8 electrons in the outer atomic shell + the other shells' populations, including the 2 electrons in the innermost. Any physical theory behind these numbers, or just an empirical reality ? b. How reacting atoms 'choose' between...
  45. J

    How Ionic bonding takes place?

    Hey all, So i am aware that ionic bonding is the giving/recieving of electrons between atoms to form a compound. My question is what is it that makes the electron "move" from one atom to the other, I know that once the electron has moved the atom it came from becomes positively charged and the...
  46. P

    How does the molecular bonding effect the resistivity of a material?

    Hello all, I want to understand the molecular structure for different electronic components: Conductors - need to have metallic bonding, where electrons are free to move about Dielectrics - are insulators, but ideally atoms need to be polarizable, without charge actually being able to...
  47. T

    Chemistry Bonding: Why Are Atoms Bonded?

    Hello I am currently taking a general chem course, and we are studying bonding. I am having trouble understanding why atoms for ex: 2 separate hydrogen atoms have higher energies than a hydrogen molecule. I understand that atoms/ions are always seeking configurations/geometries that will...
  48. S

    Carbon Compounds: Orbital & Bonding Energies Explained

    why carbon can form polymers and sillicon not? though both are tetra valent. explain this based on its orbital and bonding energies
  49. Pengwuino

    What Triggers Ionic Bonding in Atoms?

    So I never got too far into chemistry and had never had much thought put into this. What exactly causes an ionic bond? And I mean, I know the usual 'one atom releases an electron and another gains it, causing net electric charges on both atoms', but what causes the electron to leave an atom to...
  50. S

    Chemical Bonding: Does CN Neutral Exist?

    Does CN neutral exist? if it will their will be a triple bond but their will be 1 single electron left in the carbon atom now if answer is yes i am all good but if no then why can't 1 unpaired electron remain unbonded?why has it always got to be a "pair" of electrons?
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