Chemistry, asked by zara972189, 9 months ago

name a neutral covalent molecule which contains lone pair of electrons

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Answered by TheKingOfKings

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name a neutral covalent molecule which contains one lone pair of electrons is water

water forms the covalent bond with two hydrogen and as a result to lone pair a present therefore it can be said to be an example of a neutral covalent molecule which contains a lone pair of electrons

Answered by ajsa02812

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water h2o is neutral covalent molecule which contains lone pair of electrons

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name a neutral covalent molecule which contains lone pair of electrons