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I guess it's more of a hydrogen bond now, right? Not so strong.
Don't underestimate the power of H+, especially when pumping.
I think you mean London dispersion since hydrogen bonds are the strongest IMFs ;)
No, I meant hydrogen bonds, since they're weaker than covalent bonds and even ionic bonds.
Hydrogen bonds are the strongest intermolecular bonds. I'd rather my relationship with my SO be inter rather than intra.
Some of these comments are a scathing indictment to the education system...
My bad, I would have said dipole dipole since they're even weaker than hydrogen bonds Though yes I am aware they're weaker than covalent and ionic bonds
More like dispersion force that connects them right now
It's the third time I see you commenting on a FML post. I recognize you by your profile picture xD
In strength from greatest to least it's covalent, hydrogen, dipole dipole, then London dispersion
I'm married to a chemist. He likes to do it on the table, periodically.
That was sodium funny.
I slapped my Neon that one
I'm sad I missed out on making these puns. They were right on the tip of my tungsten.
At least he didn't say that you have 67 protons.
For people who don't know, 67 is Ho.
I bet they do it on the table periodically.
#55, you ruined it.
Na I deserved it. Ill just sulphur through it.
You had a golden opportunity there, and you took it.
#Chemistrylife
Lesson learn: don't ask him what it means just go along with it.
Exactly, #5. Better to just say, 'Yeah. Oh, **** yeah!' because geeks need love too.
for those who dont know: covalent bonds are like really big versions of chimpanzees
#6 Maybe you and OP can go back to high school and take chemistry again?
What the **** are you smoking, man.
I think 6 is just trying to troll people.
I feel like the reason there are only five other comments is because nobody wanted to think about the long explanation of what OP's boyfriend meant
Which was what, that he wanted negative forces to come between them? His comment still makes no sense to me.
Share your extra parts?
Maybe stick to simpler dirty talk?
Stop being so electro-negative about all this OP, other wise you'll jeopardise your bond.
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I guess it's more of a hydrogen bond now, right? Not so strong.
Chemistry just isn't your thing, Na mean?