The New Encyclopædia Britannica: In 32 Volumes. A-ak - Bayes, Volume 1Philip W. Goetz, Dale H. Hoiberg, Robert MacHenry Encyclopædia Britannica, 1992 - 32 pages |
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... pair with another atom , which contributes one electron to the shared pair , thus forming a covalent bond . Three such bonds , adding three electrons to the normal five , result in a filled octet ; the fourth pair of electrons of the ...
... pair with another atom , which contributes one electron to the shared pair , thus forming a covalent bond . Three such bonds , adding three electrons to the normal five , result in a filled octet ; the fourth pair of electrons of the ...
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... pair of compounds shown by the formulas [ Co ( NH3 ) 6 ] [ Cr ( CN ) 6 ] and [ Cr ( NH3 ) 6 ] [ Co ( CN ) 6 ] . Such compounds are called co- ordination isomers , as are the isomeric pairs obtained by redistributing the ligands between ...
... pair of compounds shown by the formulas [ Co ( NH3 ) 6 ] [ Cr ( CN ) 6 ] and [ Cr ( NH3 ) 6 ] [ Co ( CN ) 6 ] . Such compounds are called co- ordination isomers , as are the isomeric pairs obtained by redistributing the ligands between ...
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... pair of electrons , which remains after the three covalent bonds , or their equivalent , Lone pairs have been formed . This lone pair permits the molecule to act as an electron pair donor in the formation of molec- ular addition ...
... pair of electrons , which remains after the three covalent bonds , or their equivalent , Lone pairs have been formed . This lone pair permits the molecule to act as an electron pair donor in the formation of molec- ular addition ...
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