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- Introduction - BYJUS
Catenation Carbon has a unique feature of forming long carbon chains i e it attaches with other carbon atoms to form long carbon chains This property is known as catenation This chain can be as big as to contain a total of 70-80 carbon This gives rise to very complex compounds having straight carbon chain, branched carbon chain and ring
- What are Carbon and its Compounds? - BYJUS
Catenation Property of Carbon In Organic Chemistry, everything is surrounded by carbon compounds It is one of the most essential components of living organisms There are two stable isotopes of carbon 12C and 13C After these two one more isotope of carbon is present 14C
- Define the term catenation. - BYJUS
This property is known as catenation Suggest Corrections 74 Similar questions Q Define the following
- What is the Valency of Carbon? - BYJUS
Catenation; Tetravalency; Size of a carbon atom; Although there is no specific definition, the compounds in solid, liquid or gaseous state which contain covalently bonded carbon atoms in their molecules are known as organic compounds Let us see how the tetravalent nature of carbon affects carbon compounds Recommended Videos
- What is meant by catenation? Name two elements which show the property . . .
Part 1: Catenation The property of one element to bond with itself to form long chains or ring-like structures is called catenation The chain can be in the form of open-chain or a cyclic ring Part 2: Elements showing catenation In the periodic table, there are only a few elements that can show this property i e catenation
- Why does nitrogen show catenation properties less than phosphorus? - BYJUS
Therefore, the catenation property is weaker in nitrogen as compared to phosphorus Suggest Corrections 12
- What do you understand by a inert pair effect b allotropy and c catenation?
(c) Catenation The atoms of some elements (such as carbon) can link with one another through strong covalent bonds to form long chains or branches This property is known as catenation It is most common in carbon and quite significant in Si and S
- Catenation i. e. , linking of similar atoms depends on size and . . .
Q Catenation is the ability of an atom to form bonds with other atoms of the same element It is exhibited by both carbon and silicon It is exhibited by both carbon and silicon Compare the ability of catenation of the two elements
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