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H+ CI
Hydrogen Chloride H) Water (H) Hydrogen ion Chloride ion
Inwater - the'O' atom contains two lone pairs of electrons after completing its octet!
The hydrogen ion -accepts one lone pair of electrons of the oxygen atom of water mol
ecule leading to formation of a coordinate covalent bond. -o>H]
FORMATION Of Ammonium ion - NH,+
H H
H
+ Hl+ H&N:H
X"
or
H-E>H + OH1
H H
H
Ammonia molecule Hydrogen ion AMMONIUM ION
AETN &RILNRN
in
10NITONERKNn 7MNNCTNNFITRT
6RTROISE TRTRNSS
790RIIN
REARON F e i n s N i e r n i r
DSOTATON
RNSATON
of the same or different kind to achieve stal POLAR COVALENT COMPOUNDS
NON-POLAR COV ALENT COMPOUNDS
Covalent compounds are said to be.
" Covalent compounds are said to be -
non-polar when shared pair of electrons ar polar when shared pair of electrons are
equally distributed between the two atoms. unequalhy distributed between the tWo atorme
Nocharge separation - takes place. "Charge separation - takes place.
Thecovalent molecule is symmetrical and The atom which attracts electrons more
-electrically neutral. strongly develops a- slight negativecharge
e-g H, Cl Oz, N, CH, CCl e-g. H,0, NH3, HCI :H XC:; H-C1
The covalent bond in which electrons are shared equally between the combining atoms is
anon polar covalent bond &when shared unequally is a polar covalent bond.