Question

- Co-ordinate covalent bond is always formed between the two: (*) Like atom (*) Unlike atom (*) Similar atom (*) Like and unlike atoms

Answer 1

Answer:

like and unlike atoms

Explanation:

like and unlike atoms

Answer 2

THE CO-ORDINATE COVALENT BOND IS ALWAYS FORMED BEWTWEEN UNLIKE ATOMS.

Explanation:

• The co-ordinate bonds are formed by the sharing of an electron pair by the donor to the acceptor.
• The specie that donates the electron is called the donor atom.
• The coordinate covalent bond type is a special type of coordinate bonds.
• This takes place in dissimilar atoms.
• Examples of coordinate covalent bonds are hydronium ion, ammonium ion, and ozone.
• It is always formed between two unlike atoms.