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Figure 2.12, Hydrogen and Oxygen with covalent bond
Example 2: Covalent Bonding Methane (C4H)
Carbon is non-metal in a solid form and has four electrons valence. Hydrogen is also a non-
metal, in gas form and has one electron in the outer shell. To complete their outer shells both
hydrogen and carbon needs 4 more electrons. So, 4 atoms hydrogen sharing as show in Figure
2.13, their atoms with carbon to complete their both outer shell electrons which is eight.
Figure 2.13, Hydrogen and Carbon with covalent bond
Metallic Bond
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