Chemistry, asked by keerthijodu111, 11 months ago

why does carbon not form c4+ or c4 ions?​

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Answered by avishkarjaiswal
1

Answer:

they share electrons not to gain or lose...

Answered by navneetrajakgg
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Answer:

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Explanation:

It does not form C4+ cation, as the removal of four valence electrons will require a huge amount of energy.

The cation formed will have six protons and two electrons. This makes it highly unstable. Carbon is unable to form C4− anion as its nucleus with six protons will not be able to hold ten electrons.

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