Question

Two non-metals A and B combine with each other by sharing of electron to form compound C.
(i) What is the nature of compound C?
(ii) Will it dissolve in water or organic solvents? Give reason for your answer.

Answer 1

Answer:

they will form covalent compound

by sharing of electrons covalent compound are formed.

they will dissolve in organic solvents becouse they are polar molecule

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Two non-metals A and B combine with each other by sharing of electron to form compound C.

Explanation:

(i) Since the compound is formed by the sharing of electron, the compound has covalent bonding. It could have a single, double or triple bonding.  

(ii) Generally covalent compound are not soluble in water. E.g. plastic. Plastic are water resistant. However there are few exception to these cases like sugar or ethanol. Covalent compound dissolve in organic solvent because they are both non-polar in nature.

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