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Results tagged with covalent-compounds
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For questions about covalent compounds - which are compounds in which all intermolecular bonds between atoms are considered mostly covalent - have a stronger covalent than ionic or metallic component. This tag is not to be confused with [bond].
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Why doesn't Oxygen form coordinate covalent bonds?
The number of complex compounds that are surrounded by water molecules is quite big , a few examples of water being a ligand include [Cu(H2O)4]2+ or [Co(H2O)6]2+.
Anyway oxygen is indeed less eager to …
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