diifference between covalent and co-ordinate bond???
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In a covalent bond, both atoms are contributing same number of electrons to the bond, but in a coordinate covalent bond, two electrons are donated by a single atom.
In a covalent bond, the electronegativity difference between the two atoms can be zero or a very low value, but in coordinate covalent bond, type of a polar covalent bond is forming.
For a coordinate covalent bond to form, an atom in the molecule should have a lone pair but in covalent bond it is not mandatory.
In a covalent bond, the electronegativity difference between the two atoms can be zero or a very low value, but in coordinate covalent bond, type of a polar covalent bond is forming.
For a coordinate covalent bond to form, an atom in the molecule should have a lone pair but in covalent bond it is not mandatory.
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▪ In a covalent bond, both atoms are contributing same number of electrons to the bond, but in a coordinate covalent bond, two electrons are donated by a single atom.
▪ In a covalent bond, the electronegativity difference between the two atoms can be zero or a very low value, but in coordinate covalent bond, type of a polar covalent bond is forming.
▪ For a coordinate covalent bond to form, an atom in the molecule should have a lone pair but in covalent bond it is not mandatory.
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