Chemistry, asked by mrunaliandharia, 7 months ago

In formation of O2 molecule by covalent sharing of electrons,Thera are how many total electrons on

both oxygen which are not shared during bond formation.

a)2 b)4

c)6 d)8​

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Answered by sunitabarnwal1988
1

Answer:

4 electrons are not shared during bond formation .

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

The answer is (b)4 in each atom.

Explanation:

atomic mass of oxygen is 8

i.e., 8 electrons.

Therefore, It consist two shells, k=2 and L=6

As we know, 2nd shell requires 8 electrons for the atom to be stable.

Therefore, L shell of the first atom containing 6 electrons, makes a covalent bond with the 2 electron in the L shell of the second atom, making the molecule stable and leaving 4 electron unshared in the last shell of both the atoms.

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