CARBON COMPOUND UNIQUE.

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CARBON COMPOUND UNIQUE

C H H H H Single covalent bond Single covalent bond UNIQUE

The atomic radii of C atom is relatively small STRONG

Double covalent bond Triple covalent bond c c UNIQUE

UNIQUE carbon has the unique ability to form bonds with other atoms of carbon, giving rise to large molecules straight Chain branch Straight chain Branch chain

Position of C Atom in Carbon Chain Primary C atom (1o) Secondary C atom (2o) Tertiary C atom (3o) Quaternary C atom (4o)

Primary : 5 Tertiary : 1 Secondary : 3 Quaternary : 1

CONCLUSION The uniqueness of carbon Position of C Atom in Carbon Chain

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