In a molecule, you can think of the bond connecting two atoms as a spring. If you pull the two atoms apart, the strength of the bond is proportional to the work you need to do to pull them apart The force is given by the equation F(x) = -k*x where k is the proportionality constant called the spring constant Part A. 2 points Do you expect k to be bigger or smaller for a double bond as compared to a single bond? Explain your answer Part B. 10 points Calculate the work you need to do to move an atom from the equilibrium distance between the two atoms of a carbonyl bond, C = 0, to 5 Angstroms apart. The equilibrium distance between C and O is 1.229 Angstroms The spring constant k is 570 kcal/(mol*Angstroms^2)