Are the bonds between silicon and chlorine in silicon tetrachloride single bonds? justify your answer by drawing an electron dot structure of silicon tetrachloride.

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22-01-2018
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Are the bonds between silicon and chlorine in silicon tetrachloride single bonds? justify your answer by drawing an electron dot structure of silicon tetrachloride.

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jamuuj jamuuj · Answer 1 · 2018-02-01T05:43:22+01:00

A bond is a force of attraction between atoms as a result of transfer or sharing of electrons. Covalent bond is a bond between non metal atoms that results from sharing of electrons between the atoms. A single atom is formed when atoms share a pair of electron during formation of covalent bonds. Therefore, single covalent bonds exist in a molecule of carbon tetrachloride ( 4 single covalent bonds )