Methane is CH4 and carries no charge borohydride is BH4 and carries a negative charge. What...

Methane is CH₄ and carries no charge borohydride is BH₄ and carries a negative charge. What are the electron shells like in these two molecules? Explain why one is charged and the other is not.

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