does C-H bond has polarity in case of methyl group act as an electron releasing group ?

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though C and H have difference in electronegativity....why is C-H bond is a purely covalent bond....

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Euclid ·2010-09-15 03:59:33

the difference is very small yaar....abt 0.3

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Vivek @ Born this Way ·2010-09-16 00:02:40

There is no bond which is purely covalent. :P It may get max upto 95-96% character but not 100%.

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Asish Mahapatra ·2010-09-16 04:25:26

Wrong

Cl-Cl bond is 100%covalent in Cl2 molecule

ofcourse the presence of other molecules around it makes it less than 100% covalent .. but if you could isolate only Cl2 molecules then the bond would be 100%covalent

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Vivek @ Born this Way ·2010-10-16 08:40:19

There is no bond which is purely covalent. (With two different atoms)

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Khyati ·2010-10-16 12:20:37

Nice information Asish [1]

@ Vivek, next time se sari conditions likhna [3][3]

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