Discuss chemistry and types of bonding

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Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on chemistry and types of bonding Paper must be at least 250 words. Please, no plagiarized work! Ionic compounds are soluble in water because water being a polar molecule attracts these charged ions forcing them to leave the lattice. When dissolved or molten state these ions are free to move and can conduct electricity. (Whitten et al 2007).

Covalent Bonding:

Covalent bonds are formed between nonmetals. Unlike ionic bonding, covalent bonds between atoms are formed by sharing of electrons. Again, the purpose is to complete the outer electron shell. Depending on the number of paired electrons shared by atoms there can be up to three (triple) covalent bonds. But these bonds are not as strong as ionic bonds and most of the molecular substances are either gases or liquids at room temperature with low melting or boiling point. If in the solid state all molecular substances form a lattice. As atoms in these structures have no charge they cannot conduct electricity even in the melted state. The bonds formed by electron sharing may not be very strong but if arranged in proper order the overall structure can be extremely hard. Diamond and silica are examples of such giant covalent structures. (Whitten et al 2007).

The following table summarizes the difference in properties of ionic and covalent bonding.

Write a paper (1,250–1,500 words) that discusses the following questions through

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Write a paper (1,250–1,500 words) that discusses the following questions through your research and analysis on the effect of the rule of law and ethics on the economy of the selected country.
Using the selected country (CHINA), identify the current legal system (civil, common, religious, or mixed). Describe the influence that colonization had on the formation of the current legal system.
As an entrepreneur within the selected country, identify a socioeconomic problem in that country and a product or service that addresses this problem. Analyze this product or service through the specific steps of a market screening.
Describe how likely is it for an entrepreneur to enter the market considering the current legal system. Justify your response.
Evaluate two international market entry methods for the product or service in the selected country. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each method?
Taking into consideration the cultural, societal, and religious values, provide examples of effective and ineffective advertisement practices you would implement to introduce the product or service into the selected country. Explain your reasoning.
For the selected product or service, recommend at least two legal compliance approaches that should be used by companies when conducting international business in the selected country (e.g., employment law, tax law, advertising law, corporate law).
For the selected product or service, provide two key recommendations to consider regarding ethics and social responsibility in your selected country (e.g., intellectual property, competition, corruption).
You are required to include a minimum of three scholarly sources with in-text citations and references.
Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.
This assignment uses a rubric. Review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.

Discussion on Chronohistory of Europe.

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Complete 7 pages APA formatted article: Chronohistory of Europe. This period was referred to as the Old Stone Age (or Paleolithic). There has been very limited proof for this although modern evidence has found that the earliest trace of recognizable tools (which are the main characteristics of human existence) can be traced to the Lower Pleistocene Age. It is during this period that momentous changes in climate across various parts of the world took place. There were formations of ice sheets, river valleys as well as the coastlines seen today. These environmental factors seem to have had a profound influence on the culture formation of the early man (Silberman and Alexander 544).

The earliest man during this Paleolithic era was a food gatherer and largely depended on hunting wild animals, collecting wild fruits, and fishing. As earlier mentioned, the artifactual records of this era are quite inconclusive, only relying on various imperishable such as traces of stones, bones, and other objects made of flint that have withstood the ravages of time. This included tools such as pebble tools, hand ax or bifacial tools, blade tools, and flake tools among others. This has made it a complex process of identifying exactly what could have been the traditions and cultures of this era.

In Europe, the existence of humans during the Paleolithic era has been traced in various countries such as France, Spain, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Austria among others. Many Paleolithic discoveries in Europe have been made in France with archaeological sites such as Saint Acheul and Solutre showing the Pleistocene deposits such as the distinctive large hand axes that characterize the period. The terraces that resulted from the alternating cycles of the deposited streams are allied to the changes in sea levels and a general climatic shift during this era. Bones of elephants and rhinoceros from the Paleolithic have been found as well. In other European countries such as Spain, caves, and rock shelters have been found in the North Coast of the country in areas such as Mount Buciero, Cantarabia, and the Covalanas Cave.

Luxury and ethics: do luxury consumers care about ethics.

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We can figure out three ways to approach to problem’s solving:

1. Observe different kinds of luxury consumers, and find out, how they are related with ethics.

2. Observe attitude to ethics of business structures.

3. personal point of view.

From the point of view of average consumer, ethics is something invisible and not directly connected to luxury.

For example, look to Adolf Hitler. He was a great luxury consumer (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores/detail/-/books/0945001533/reader/1/ref=lib_rd_TFCV/103-1763939-3309416#reader-link) but absolutely did not care about ethics in relations with other nations. (History of the World War 2, vol. 1, Moscow, 1974)

Other example: Businessman from USA – Josh McDowell. He is a rich fellow, certainly has some luxury things other people can not afford, but he supports ministries in different countries around the globe and in the U.S. (www.josh.org) He cares a lot about ethics in relations with other people, otherwise, he would not succeed in his ministry.

Two reach people. Two different ways to deal with luxury and ethics. As you see, all depends from the people, from their attitude to others.

Today big companies and banks, if they want to be successful in their business, have to take care about ethic aspect of their job. The banks of Switzerland is a very good example to review. Tree hundred years of stability, high rating and big money – not only advantage they have in comparison with others. Why Because the workers of the bank have no right to talk about their clients to anybody. Not state authorities, nor somebody else. The example I have shown – is kind of ethic in relations between bank and other companies and people. As the bank owners are luxury consumers, it is possible to say: luxury consumers care about ethics.

And as such politics helps to earn money, almost all the banks around the globe do the same.

Look to the cheerful face of the worker of nearest MacDonald’s, and hear what he will say to you. As usually: “Good day, nice to see you here, how can I help” Is not that an ethics Is not Mac Donald’s the biggest company among fast foods(www.macdonalds.com)

But whoever ignore it – fail. Like a company of Stephen Van Dyke. He works in the big international company, what fired almost all old well – paid dedicated staff of scientists and employees and hired temporary workers , less paid and not devoted to the job they do. Since that company is crashing from the inside and became less competitive. (http://hammeroftruth.com/2005/02/28/downfall-of-the-business-ethic-rise-of-beaurocracy/) What does it mean for today This company will be eaten by the other competitive company very soon!

So, market economics regulates the relationships between luxury consumers and luxury producers by the help of ethics! That is why you can not be only luxury consumer! You also consume ethics. And that is not up to your will. Simply those, who do not provide it, not survey. May be that is why we use to say about “Democritization of Luxury”

( http://www.saatchikevin.com/workingit/myra_stark_report2003.html) As another example Grissinpoli Company (Brazil) could be shown. They have produced luxury things, but fell, because did not care about ethics in relations with their workers. (http://archives.econ.utah.edu/archives/aut-op-sy/2002m09/msg00001.htm)

Or Frogwares Ireland. (www.frogwares.com) The teams which worked on the first project and on the third one, are absolutely different. So the company, heaving the best team, is far not a leader. Just because of ethic. They do not care about personnel. Of course, they do not write it in their official web site, but you can read it underline.

I guess, the luxury and ethics are connected through the market economics. But the attitude to both of them depends only of every human being.

Table of links

History of the World War 2, vol. 1, Moscow, 1974

www.josh.org

www.macdonalds.com

http://hammeroftruth.com/2005/02/28/downfall-of-the-business-ethic-rise-of-beaurocracy/

http://www.saatchikevin.com/workingit/myra_stark_report2003.html

http://archives.econ.utah.edu/archives/aut-op-sy/2002m09/msg00001.htm

www.frogwares.