Which of these would would be a correct covalent bond pairing ? A-H3O B-CF2 C-NF D-CH4

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Which of these would would be a correct covalent bond pairing ?

A-H3O
B-CF2
C-NF
D-CH4

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I think that the answer should be D

Milad Aghamohammadi answered Dec 24, 2019

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