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2 years ago

Carbon and hydrogen will bond together to form a molecule which type of bond will they form and how will they form that bond

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viva [34]2 years ago

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Answer:

the bond formed is covalent bond....

Explanation:

here,

carbon and hydrogen are both non-metals ,

hence the bond between them is formed by sharing of electron hence it's a covalent bond.

i hope it helped .......

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