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3 years ago

For each case below, identify the most likely value for x: a. BHx b. CHx c. NHx d. CH2Clx

Chemistry

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Snezhnost [94]3 years ago

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Answer:

BHx, x=3

CHx, x=4

NHx, x=3

CH2Clx, x=2

Explanation:

We have to know that the value of x must depend on the valency of the central atom. If we look at each of the species;

Boron has a common valency of 3

Carbon has a common valency of 4

Nitrogen has a common valency of 3

The valency of each elements will determine the most likely value of x as outlined in the answer above.

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