would you say bonded or bound? - covalent bond (Nov/30/2006 )
Ok, sorry, very stupid question from non english speaker. I don't know where to post it.
would you say that something is covalently bound or bonded?
I saw bonded somewhere, but I don't know if it's right.
Or maybe it's some difference between USA and GB ?
thanks in advance.
Missele
-Missele-
definitely covalently bonded.
-Jou-
QUOTE (Jou @ Nov 30 2006, 06:53 PM)
definitely covalently bonded.
Thanks
-Missele-
it is a "covalent bond" but it is "bound covalently". so you would say "it is covalently bound to..." or "it is bound covalently to..."
-mdfenko-
Either would be acceptable, but my personal preference is 'bound covalently'.
-Doc_Martin-
Why dont you use "covalently linked to" to avoid potential controversy all together.
-genehunter-1-
OK I see !
the most important is that none is completely wrong !
genehunter, you have the solution
-Missele-