Chemistry · Chemical Bonding
Which of the following options represents the correct Lewis structure for methane (CH4)?
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- 1A carbon atom bonded to four hydrogen atoms with triple bon ds
- 2A carbon atom bonded to one hydrogen atom with a double bond
- 3A carbon atom bonded to four hydrogen atoms with single bonds✓
- 4A carbon atom bonded to two hydrogen atoms with double bonds
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A carbon atom bonded to four hydrogen atoms with single bonds
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