noufehh12 noufehh12

Today at 1:19 AM
Chemistry

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Can anybody help me and get me the answer so i can finish my last question which is this one

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icloudfanboy icloudfanboy

Today at 1:24 AM

Answer:

Single Covalent Bond = 2 Electrons

Double Covalent bond = 4 Electrons

Triple Covalent Bond =3 Pairs of electrons

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marblesan marblesan

Today at 1:24 AM

Single Covalent Bond - two electrons, ex. Hydrogen (H2)

Double Covalent Bond - four electrons, ex. Oxygen (O2)

Triple Covalent Bond - six electrons, ex. Nitrogen (N2)

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