EG is the chemical formula. The electronic configuration of E is (2,8,8,1) and G is (2,8,7). We observe that E tends to donate one electron and G tends to gain…
Electron dot diagram showing the structure of Hydronium ion is given below: Co-ordinate and covalent bonds are present in hydronium ions.
In hydrogen chloride, the strong nuclear charge of the chlorine atom attracts the shared electron pair towards itself, i.e., negative charge shifts towards the chlorine atom thereby developing a slight…
Electron dot diagram showing the lone pair effect for formation of NH41+ ion from NH3 gas and H1+ is given below:
(i) In covalent compounds, the bond is formed due to sharing of electrons. (ii) Electrovalent compounds have a high boiling point. (iii) A molecule of nitrogen contains a triple bond.
(i) Sodium chloride — Ionic bond (ii) Ammonium ion — Covalent and coordinate bond (iii) Carbon tetrachloride — Covalent bond
(a) Oxidation Reason Oxidation is the process when an atom or ion loses electrons in order to attain a stable state.
Structural formula of carbon tetrachloride is given below: Covalent bond is present in carbon tetrachloride.
(d) Ammonium chloride Reason When ammonium chloride NH4Cl is formed cation NH4+ (having 3 covalent and one coordinate bond) and anion Cl- are attracted towards each other, due to electrical charge existing…