BOND TYPE BOND STRENGTH MECHANISM Hydrogen ~ 5-10 kcal/mol Formed by a hydrogen atom belonging to one polar molecule and a negatively charged atom of another polar molecule Covalent
single
~ 80 (50-100) kcal/mol in strength
C-C is 83; S-S is 51; O-H is 110
One electron pair is shared between 2 atoms. Bond is made with electrostatic attraction between positive nuclei and electron cloud. Covalent
double
~150 (120-170) kcal/mol in strength
C=C is 146; C=C is 146Two electron pairs are shared between 2 atoms. Bond is made with electrostatic attraction between positive nuclei and electron cloud. Covalent
triple
~200 kcal/mol in strength (e.g. C -triple-C) Three electron pairs are shared between 2 atoms. The bond is made with an electrostatic attraction between the positive nuclei andthe electron cloud. Ionic 150-370 kcal/mol Such a bond forms when the valence (outermost) electrons of one atom are transferred permanently to another atom.
Bond is made with electrostatic attraction between cation and anion.
Electrons will live nearer at atom with high electronegativity (is especially electron hungry).