Covalent bond of carbon dioxide
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so in carbon dioxide we have carbon and oxygen and both of them not have any d orbital so they tends to form covalent bond to fulfill there outer orbital by sharing.
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Carbondioxide is a product of combustion. As an element, C only has 4 outer shell electrons and oxygen 6. Double covalent bonds form between the atoms, where two electrons from each other are shared making 4 bonding electron in total.
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