Why can carbon form very large molecule? A. Its Its +4 valence forms ionic bonds. B. It has a natural ionic charge of +4. C. It can bond with other carbon atoms that are bonded to other molecules.

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Why can carbon form very large molecule?

A. Its Its +4 valence forms ionic bonds.
B. It has a natural ionic charge of +4.
C. It can bond with other carbon atoms that are bonded to other molecules.

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Answer: C. It can bond with other carbon atoms that are bonded to other molecules.

Pete Karl II answered May 4, 2017

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It would be c. It can bond with other atoms through ionic and covenant bonds.

Glendon Trullinger answered May 7, 2017

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