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if it gains 4 electrons it would be difficult for nucleus to hold 6 protons and 10 electrons
2, if it lose 4 electrons it would require a lot of energy to lose 4 electrons from nucleus
holding 6 protons

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In order to form ionic bond carbon either should loose 4e− gain 4e+

Loosing 4

e−

e− needs large amount of energy and by gaining 4

e−

e−, it will have 10

e−

e−. It is difficult for 6 protons to hold 10

e−

e−. So C

4+

4+ and C

4−

4−is not possible.

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It is not possible for Carbon to form ionic compounds because:
-If it loses 4 electrons it becomes positive (proton majority)
-If it gains 4 electrons it becomes negative (electron majority

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it cant loss or gain electron

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it cant gain or loose electrons

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Carbon molecules must either gain or lose 4 electrons.

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carbon does not form ionic compounds because
1) it does not gain or lose any electrons therefore carbon share electrons through single ,double or triple bonds.

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Carbon does not form ionic compounds because it cant gain or lose electron or it would turn unstable
For example, If it would lose

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Carbon does not form ionic bonds because :-
1) Upon gaining 4 electrons carbon achieves an octet but it would have a net negative charge. This destabilizes it.
2) Upon losing 4 electrons it stabilizes, but it achieves a net positive charge. This destabilizes it again.
These are the primary reasons Carbon cannot achieve an ionic bond.

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carbon doesn't form ionic compounds because:-
1) if It loses 4 electrons it becomes positively charged.
2) if it gained 4 electrons it would be unstable because it would have gained extra 2 electrons.

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Carbon does not form ionic compounds because
1) If it gained 4 electrons, it would achieve octet, but it would be unstable because it would have 2 extra electrons, and carbon hexaprotonic, and it cannot hold 10 electrons together.
2) If it lost 4 electrons, it would require a lot of energy, which is not available.
Hence, carbon cannot bond as ions.

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Carbon does not form ionic compounds. Justify.