Asked by rose

why cant the molecule C2H6N exists?
Answered by DrBob222
Carbon can have four bonds. In C2H6, all of the bonds are used, three to H on each of the carbon atoms and 1 bond to each other. That leaves no room for a N to bond.
Answered by Nicole
Why can’t molecules with the following formulas exist?
(a) C2H7 (b) CH5 (c) C2H6N
Answered by Nicka
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