Adjectivally it applies to something which is given, and it was once used as an alternate name for a type of covalent bond formed when both electrons can be regarded as supplied by one atom, as in the formation of OH- from O2- and H+, which is also known as a coordinate covalent bond.
Adjectivally it applies to something which is given, and it was once used as an alternate name for a type of covalent bond formed when both electrons can be regarded as supplied by one atom, as in the formation of OH- from O2- and H+, which is also known as a coordinate covalent bond. It is much more familiar to modern students of linguistics as the case in Russian, Sanskrit, Greek, and, of course, Latin which forms the object of intransitive verbs but has another, more common use. FTP give the name of the bond or of the case most commonly associated with the indirect object.
Adjectivally it applies to something which is given, and it was once used as an alternate name for a type of covalent bond formed when both electrons can be regarded as supplied by one atom, as in the formation of OH- from O2- and H+, which is also known as a coordinate covalent bond.
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