Chemistry, asked by ashik3050, 7 months ago

Why can't CO3 2- form all double bonds with the three oxygens?

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Answered by glintingdead

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if it forms double bond with the other then carbon has to share 6 electon which is not possible becuase max covalency of carbon is 4

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