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Why are chemical reactions of covalent compounds generally slow?
Option: 1
Because they contain mobile ions/free electrons
Option: 2
Because they contain strong covalent bonds
Option: 3
Because atomic reactions take place
Option: 4
Because they are highly soluble in water
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Reactions between covalent compounds slow because-
Covalent compounds involve breaking and forming of new bonds.
Covalent compounds have strong bonds.
Hence, enough energy is to be provided to a molecule so that the bonds can be broken. This makes the reactions involving covalent compounds slow.
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