Donations of electron from what. 1 covalent 2 electron valent 3 coordinate covalent
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In a coordinate covalent bond, the electrons are conceived to be supplied by the ONE atom............
Consider the acid-base behaviour of ammonia:
H3N(aq)+H2O(l)⇌NH+4+HO−
The lone pair on ammonia is conceived to donate electrons to form a coordinate covalent bond with the proton. Of course in ammonium ion,
NH+4, all of the N−H
bonds are equivalent, but nitrogen has a formal positive charge because its lone pair has been donated to H+.
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