Explain why a carbon atom almost always forms four covalent bonds in a covalent substance. How is
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Explain why a carbon atom almost always forms four covalent bonds in a covalent substance. How is carbon monoxide an exception to this rule?
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A carbon atom almost always forms four covalent bonds in a covalent substance for two main reasons 1 ...View the full answer
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