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difference between coordinate and covenlant bonds...?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Both covalent bond and coordinate bond are types of chemical bonds. ... There is a distinct difference between covalent and coordinate bond; in a covalent bond, both atoms are involved in the formation of bond whereas, in coordination bond, only one atom is involved in the formation of the bond.

Answered by obedaogega
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A covalent bond refers to a chemical bond where atoms  share a pair of  electrons to form a molecule. for instance two hydrogren atoms combine to form one molecule of hydrogen gas. A covalent bond can also be referred to as a Molecular bond.

A coordinate Covalent bond refers to a type of chemical bond where two electrons  are derived from the same atom. The bonding between water and a metal cation is an example of a coordinate covalent bond

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