Which Molecules Show An Appropriate Number Of Bonds Around Each Carbon Atom

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Which Molecules Show An Appropriate Number Of Bonds Around Each Carbon Atom

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Since carbon atoms are tetravalent (able to form four bonds), atoms may branch off a carbon atom in as many as four places. The ability of a carbon atom to form four different bonds allows carbon to form many different sizes and types of molecules. Carbon atoms may form chains, rings, or combinations of chains and rings. The tetravalence of carbon makes it particularly well-suited to forming the backbone of a huge diversity of organic molecules.
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