Why carbon form strong bond with other carbon atoms hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and sulphur?
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There are four reasons why carbon can form strong bonds with most other elements:-
1) Tetravalency :- Carbon has 4 valence electrons in its valence shell therefore it can easily form covalent bonds.
2) Isomerism:- Carbon can form compounds which have the same molecular structure but different structural formula.
3) Small size:- Carbon has a small atomic radii therefore the nucleus can hold the shared pairs of electrons firmly.
4) Catenation:- carbon has a unque ability where it can form strong covalent bonds between atoms of itself.
Therefore can form strong covalent bonds.
1) Tetravalency :- Carbon has 4 valence electrons in its valence shell therefore it can easily form covalent bonds.
2) Isomerism:- Carbon can form compounds which have the same molecular structure but different structural formula.
3) Small size:- Carbon has a small atomic radii therefore the nucleus can hold the shared pairs of electrons firmly.
4) Catenation:- carbon has a unque ability where it can form strong covalent bonds between atoms of itself.
Therefore can form strong covalent bonds.
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carbon form strong bond with carbon hy drogen and other non metal becouse of its catination property
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