Carbon,a Group $14$ element in the Periodic Table,is known to form compounds with many elements. Write an example of a compound formed with:
$(a)$ Chlorine (Group $17$ of Periodic Table)
$(b)$ Oxygen (Group $16$ of Periodic Table)
$(a)$ Chlorine (Group $17$ of Periodic Table)
$(b)$ Oxygen (Group $16$ of Periodic Table)
(N/A) Carbon tetrachloride $(CCl_4)$ is formed when carbon reacts with chlorine.
$(b)$ Carbon dioxide $(CO_2)$ is formed when carbon reacts with oxygen.
$(b)$ Carbon dioxide $(CO_2)$ is formed when carbon reacts with oxygen.
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