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16 April, 09:05

What is the formal charge of hydrogen in water

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  1. 16 April, 09:49
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    Answer: it doesn't have a charge

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    When hydrogen and oxygen combine to make water, it doesn't have a charge because all of the electrons are neutralized
  2. 16 April, 11:59
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    Answer: The formal charge on hydrogen is calculated as follows. Hydrogen has one valence electron (GN = 1), no unshared electrons (UE = 0) and two shared electrons in the oxygen-hydrogen covalent bond (BE = 2). Thus the calculated formal charge on hydrogen is zero.
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