MCQ
Elements can bond together in many different ways. by sharing, gaining or losing electrons. In some of the resulting structures, strong electrostatic forces of attraction occur as a result of the type of bonding. Which of the following examples does not involve strong electrostatic forces of attraction?
  • A
    Bonding between sodium ions and chloride ions
  • B
    Bonding in calcium
  • Bonding between carbon and hydrogen atoms
  • D
    Bonding in the alloy of gold and copper

Answer

Correct option: C.
Bonding between carbon and hydrogen atoms
(c) Bonding between carbon and hydrogen atoms
Explanation : Carbon, hydrogen being non-metals prefers to bond by sharing of electrons. Thus, there is covalent bond between the two, which is not as strong to form electrostatic forces of attractions.

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