Carbon and hydrogen are present in all
nitrogen is common
sulphur in proteins is common
oxygen is common in ethanoic acids
phosphorus is common for phosphate sugars
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It shouldn't have any lone pairs since it is a tetrahedral structure. Ge has 4 valence electrons. Each H has 1 valence electron. Therefore, each H valence electron will pair with each valence electron on Ge.
Answer:
Bromine gains an electron
Explanation:
According to oxidation and reduction
