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Inorganic compounds generally do not have C-H bonds, while organic compounds do have such bonds. The distinction between inorganic and organic chemistry, however, is far from absolute.
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Valences of atoms in covalent compound
Valency is defined as the maximum number of univalent (e.g. hydrogen) atoms that an atom can bond to. In NaClO4, Cl is indeed has 7 bonds, but this is beyond the scope of the definition of valency and …
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Why can copper have both four and six bonds?
$\ce{Copper(II)}$ complexes are $\ce{d^9}$ type complexes. This means that there are 9 d-electrons for the metal centre. When a complex forms, a number of ligands coordinate to the metal centre and th …
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Thermal stability of interhalogen compounds
More electronegativity difference generally gives you stronger bonds, therefore higher thermal stability (i.e. you need to put in more energy to break them). Also, there are 2 lone pairs on the centr …
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How do I determine the number and order of ligand orbitals?
T refers to triply degenerate set, E refers to doubly degenerate set, A and B are singly degenerate. The total number of orbitals should add up to the total number of atomic orbitals on your ligands. …
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