coordinate bonding

water forms H₃O +....

y doesnt it form H₄O ++ ???????????

5 Answers

duz it hv 2 do nythin wit H-H replusion round d O atom?

once it forms H₃O+ then it becomes positive already!

I dont see how it will attract another +vely charged H+ to itself!

May be I am wrong but this seems to be the most simple justification!

BUT SIR, IT HAS A LONE PAIR TOO........(AFTER FORMATION OF H3O +)

HAD THAT BEEN SO, THEN Al 3+ , ETC SHUD BE IMAGINATION..........ISNT IT????

i thot d sem thing, but in d case of a cation, it's losin e- . Duznt depend on the bonds or nythin.

title co-ordinate bonding hai, but duz e- transfer tek place in co-ordinate bonds...NH3 nd all?

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