Shib Sagar posted an Question
July 31, 2020 • 01:22 am 30 points
  • IIT JAM
  • Chemistry (CY)

Give the structure of the option and explain

Uny LUvaicn COVRicnt &Cou Which of the following molecules d

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  • Suman Kumar best-answer

    You said correct Shib oxygen needs 2 eletron so it can form coordinate bond.

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    But like oxygen there are many which needs 2 eletron

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    For H+ needs 2 eletron.

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    CH3 + needs 2 eletron.

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    Got it Shib

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    BF3 also needs 2 eletron so it can also form coordinate bond

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    Got it Shib 🙏

  • Suman Kumar Best Answer

    Option D is correct

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    See this Shib

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    All three have co-ordinate bond

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    But CO3 ²- doesn't have co-ordinate bond

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    please ask if you don't get anything 🙏

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    sir in the structure ch3ch we know that coordinate bond is only given to oxygen atom because oxygen wants 2 electrons to complete octate but u r giving coordinate bond to carbon how is this possible

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    Draw Lewis structure Shib

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    See this

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    Priyanshu kumar

    carbonate ion CO32- doesnt have coordinate bond

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    see this shib

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    got it shib??

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    sir pz explain ch3cn

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    see shib...when you draw lewis dot structure then you clearly got it...if problem then count the Total V.E...then also it easier

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    got it shib??

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