Carbon can bond with both O AND O2. However neither carbon nor oxygen exhibit variable valency . How is this possible ??????? Plz answer fast
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Hey boi...
Actually here Carbon shows coordinate bond with Oxygen in Carbon Monoxide i.e. CO
But in case of Carbon Dioxide... the former forms double bond with two atoms of Oxygen..
O=C=O is carbon dioxide
the image above is carbon monoxide
Actually here Carbon shows coordinate bond with Oxygen in Carbon Monoxide i.e. CO
But in case of Carbon Dioxide... the former forms double bond with two atoms of Oxygen..
O=C=O is carbon dioxide
the image above is carbon monoxide
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manishaguptaus:
However in carbon monoxide it will take three atoms at a time but in carbon dioxide 4 atoms
that is wrong .
Plz solve this doubt it makes ur answer unclear
I'm not able to get you boi
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