Chemistry, asked by Biditas, 1 year ago

Is SiCl4 ionic in nature?

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Answered by harisankars2006

Silicon tetrachloride is a simple no-messing-about covalent chloride. There isn't enough electronegativity difference between the silicon and the chlorine for the two to form ionic bonds.

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