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Title: Catenation and tetravalency of Carbon
Description: Catenation and tetravalency are two fundamental properties of carbon that make it unique and explain the diversity of organic compounds further in notes

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‭Catenation and tetravalency of Carbon‬
‭ atenation and tetravalency are two fundamental properties of carbon‬
C
‭that make it unique and explain the diversity of organic compounds
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This property is due to the stability of the‬
‭carbon-carbon bond, which results from the sharing of four electrons‬
‭between the two atoms
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‭ etravalency of carbon means that each carbon atom has four‬
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‭electrons available for bonding with other atoms, including other‬
‭carbon atoms
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‭Now let's look at some examples from the video:‬
‭●‬ I‭n the video, the instructor uses a ball-and-stick model to‬
‭illustrate the concept of catenation
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By connecting the carbon atoms‬
‭together, the instructor forms long chains, which represent‬
‭different organic compounds
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Each dot‬
‭represents an electron that can be used for bonding with other‬
‭atoms
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‭●‬ T
‭ he video includes several real-life applications of catenation‬
‭and tetravalency
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This gives‬
‭diamond its exceptional hardness and stability
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These‬
‭molecules are made up of long chains of carbon atoms, which‬
‭are linked together by covalent bonds, demonstrating the‬
‭tetravalency of carbon
...

‭By forming stable bonds with other carbon atoms and with other‬
‭elements, carbon can create a vast array of complex structures, from‬
‭diamond to DNA
...



Title: Catenation and tetravalency of Carbon
Description: Catenation and tetravalency are two fundamental properties of carbon that make it unique and explain the diversity of organic compounds further in notes