Science, asked by Pramodpm, 1 year ago

why does elements didn't form tetra bond?

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Answered by mayurshelar

No elements EXCEPT CARBON have tetra bond because it has valency 4
also it has property of catenation

mayurshelar: yes because its valency get completet

mayurshelar: so it doesnt have to

mayurshelar: okk??

Pramodpm: carbon is not an noble gas

mayurshelar: yes but by having only single covalent bond it get satisfied valency thus.....

Pramodpm: how it is possible to carbon it have 4valency

mayurshelar: but it combines with any element when it loses 4 electron

mayurshelar: like it combines only with 4 hydrogen

Pramodpm: carbon is an nonmetal as I heard non metals are receives the electron

mayurshelar: in covalent bond elements do not receive or lose electrons they just share them

Answered by no4

Thanks for your question !

Some elements in nature do not form tetra bond. Cabon is a kind of such element.

Because, the carbon including i.e. such elements are unstable in nature.

Otherwise, carbon is a metal and can bond with itself with other elements.

Pramodpm: I am not satisfied to your answer

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