When Carbon and Hydrogen combine to make Methane.. What happens to the 9th Electron?
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2010-06-15 11:14 am
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Carbon has 4 electrons in its outer shell. 4H atoms with 1 electron each covalently bond with the C atom to make a stable 8 electron shell on the carbon, and an outer 2 electron shell on each H. Yhere is no way that C has 5 electrons.
2010-06-15 6:14 pm
Carbon only has 4 valence electrons, not 5.
2010-06-15 6:01 pm
Carbon only have four outermost electrons
2010-06-15 6:31 pm
Methane's formula is CH_4 (_ means subscript)
C has the atomic number 6. 2 electrons, then 4 valence electrons.
H has only 1 electron.
4 (from carbon) + 4 * 1 (4 hydrogen atoms) = 8
CH_4 is not an ionic compound, so there's no 9th electron to worry about.
C has the atomic number 6. 2 electrons, then 4 valence electrons.
H has only 1 electron.
4 (from carbon) + 4 * 1 (4 hydrogen atoms) = 8
CH_4 is not an ionic compound, so there's no 9th electron to worry about.
2010-06-15 6:04 pm
Carbon has 6 not 5 electrons
what makes you think that methane only has 8 electrons?
think protons - carbon has 6 and they go nowhere
each hydrogen has 1 and they go nowhere
so methane has 10 protons and is electrically neutral so it must have 10 electrons
what makes you think that methane only has 8 electrons?
think protons - carbon has 6 and they go nowhere
each hydrogen has 1 and they go nowhere
so methane has 10 protons and is electrically neutral so it must have 10 electrons
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