after attaining the formation of four bonds , carbon attains the electronic configuration of
a.helium
b.neon
c.argon
d.krypton
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Electronic configuration of carbon = 1S² 2S² 2p². But after formation of four bonds it attains the configuration of nearest noble gas that is 'Neon'.

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after attaining the formation of four bonds , carbon attains the electronic configuration of a.heliumb.neonc.argond.krypton- mcq

Electronic configuration of carbon = 1S2 2S2 2p2. But after formation of four bonds it attains the configuration of nearest noble gas that is 'Neon'.

after attaining the formation of four bonds , carbon attains the electronic configuration of
a.helium
b.neon
c.argon
d.krypton
- mcq

Electronic configuration of carbon = 1S² 2S² 2p². But after formation of four bonds it attains the configuration of nearest noble gas that is 'Neon'.