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Explain tervalent nature of carbon atom​

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Answered by Kritikupadhyay5pbh
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Carbon has the atomic number of 6, meaning each carbon atom has a total of six electrons. ... The small size of the carbon atom makes the compounds of Carbon exceptionally stable. Hence carbon as an element has the ability to form a variety of stable compounds, which can exist freely in nature.

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Answered by amitkumar44481
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Here your answer user.

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Carbon is tetravalent in nature it means that it has the valency of 4 and thus it form 4 bonds to complete it valence shell with four electrons.

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