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no.. CO2 is a covalent compound where carbon forms two pairs of double bonds with each of the oxygen atom..n it has a linear structure. Hybridisation of carbon in CO2 is SP2.

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13y ago

If they are both non-metals (such as carbon and oxygen) they will form a covalent compound (such as carbon dioxide, CO2).

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14y ago

Covalent.

This is because it is two nonmetals bonding. The electronegativity difference is 1.0, putting it in the covalent bonding range.

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7y ago

CO3 (with a 2- charge) is not a compound, it is a polyatomic ion.

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13y ago

No, it is molecular.

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11y ago

CO2 is a covalent compound

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9y ago

Co2 is covalent compound. it is not ionic

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Is CO3 covalent?

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Covalent

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Covalent

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Q: Is CO2 is an ionic or covalent compound?
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