5. (a) How many covalent bonds does each of thefollowing type of atom typically form?(ii) С(i) H(ii) О(iv) N(b) How is the number of covalent bonds formedby an atom related to its number of valenceelectrons? K/u T/I

INTRODUCTION Covalent bond Whenever there is an equal share of electrons between the atoms, covalent…

5. (a) How many covalent bonds does each of the following type of atom typically form? (i) H (iii) C (ii) O (iv) N (b) How is the number of covalent bonds formed by an atom related to its number of valence electrons? K/u T/

5. (a) How many covalent bonds does each of the following type of atom typically form? (i) H (iii) C (ii) O (iv) N (b) How is the number of covalent bonds formed by an atom related to its number of valence electrons? K/u T/

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(ii) О
(iv) N
(b) How is the number of covalent bonds formed
by an atom related to its number of valence
electrons? K/u T/I

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