Versatile Nature of Carbon
Carbon forms millions of compounds due to tetravalency (4 valence electrons) and catenation (unique self-linking ability into long chains and rings).
Grade 10th · Chemistry · Carbon and its Compounds
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Carbon forms millions of compounds due to tetravalency (4 valence electrons) and catenation (unique self-linking ability into long chains and rings).
A series of carbon compounds having identical functional groups and similar chemical properties, where successive members differ by a -CH₂- unit (14u mass).
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