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Just out of curiosity, doesn't lewis bases donate electron pairs to lewis acids to form a co-ordinate covalent bond?
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lewis acids and co-ordinate covalent bonds (1 Viewer)
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BlackJack
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Um... not quite. It happens in some cases (like CO2 dissolution), but not others.
Think of the formation of salt, they form ions.
Lewis definition is a broader def'n including the ones before.
Think of the formation of salt, they form ions.
Lewis definition is a broader def'n including the ones before.
Ragerunner
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yes it has
except for the ozone bit
all you need to do is draw the lewis dot for ozone and label the co-ordinate covalent bond
except for the ozone bit
all you need to do is draw the lewis dot for ozone and label the co-ordinate covalent bond