littlebrewer7525 littlebrewer7525
  • 04-09-2017
  • Chemistry
contestada

By making two covalent bonds, an o atom (with 8 protons) fills its valence shell. why does the atom's charge stay close to zero

Respuesta :

ahmedishaal ahmedishaal
  • 11-09-2017
The electrons which are shared are no always near oxygen. Oxygen keeps six electrons to itself. And the four shared electrons travel between oxygen and other atoms and contributing four half-charges to oxygen. This provides oxygen about eight units of negative charge and this causes balance the number of protons in the atom. So this is the reason that by making two covalent bonds, an o atom (with 8 protons) fills its valence shell and atom's charge stay close to zero.
Answer Link

Otras preguntas

most ___ users who drove after using the drug were following the medical use of these drugs narcotic, sedative, pain killer, antihistamine
What are some of the different words ralph and jack use to describe how crazy the littluns are to be afraid of the beastie?
What is the main structural adaptation that increases surface area in the small intestine?
If a rectangle has an area of 132 Units and a length of 11 units what is the width? If necessary round your answer to decimal place
what are the solutions of the equation Z ^ 2 - 6z - 27 equals 0
The device used to connect a network to the internet is called a
A pointing device uses light to determine hand motion. Trackball Touchscreen Optical mouse None of the above
Identify and describe layer B in the figure above.
HEELLPPP what does this quote mean
help to solve: if x-2y=0 and -2x+y=2, then 3x-3y=