Respuesta :
There are six bonds formed when H2CO3 is formed.
Carbon dioxide is a nonmetal oxide. We know that nonmetal oxides react with water to form acids. This property is common to all oxides of nonmetals. Hence the reaction between carbon dioxide and water is;
CO2(g) + H2O(l) ----->H2CO3(aq)
In H2CO3, there are six chemical bonds. The hydrogen atoms are linked to oxygen by two single bonds. There are two single bonds that link oxygen to carbon and a double bond that links one oxygen atom to carbon.
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