what is the nature of bonds present in carbon compounds?
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Carbon compounds contain covalent bonds.
This so happens because carbon shares the outer valence with up to four hydrogen.
The chemical substances that contain carbon are known as the carbon compounds.
Carbon compound exists in abundance than any of the chemical elements other than hydrogen. Organic carbon compounds are plenty.
Chemical carbon compounds are few. When carbon mixes with other elements it forms covalent bonds.
Carbon radicals, ions of carbon like carbocations and carbanions are all short lived.
This so happens because carbon shares the outer valence with up to four hydrogen.
The chemical substances that contain carbon are known as the carbon compounds.
Carbon compound exists in abundance than any of the chemical elements other than hydrogen. Organic carbon compounds are plenty.
Chemical carbon compounds are few. When carbon mixes with other elements it forms covalent bonds.
Carbon radicals, ions of carbon like carbocations and carbanions are all short lived.
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Answer:
the bond present in carbon compound are covalent bond.
they are formed by sharing thier electrons.
Explanation:
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