Question

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Answer 1

Answer:

Tetravalent Carbon. Carbon is normally tetravalent, meaning it makes four bonds to other atoms. ... The lines represent two electron bonds, the dots represent electrons, and the balloons represent orbitals. Carbon has four valence electrons, that is, four electrons in the outermost shell.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Carbon has valency 4 hence it is has property of Tetravalency

- Carbon can lose 4electrons to become stable, forming cation

- And also it can gain 4protons to become stable, forming anion

Hence carbon is a tetravalent element