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Why would CH not form as a result of carbon's interactions with other elements? A:Carbon normally has two covalent bonds. B:Carbon normally has four covalent bonds. C:Carbo…

Why would CH not form as a result of carbon's interactions with other elements? A:Carbon normally has two covalent bonds. B:Carbon normally has four covalent bonds. C:Carbo…
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why would CH not form as a result of carbon's interactions with other elements? A:Carbon normally has two covalent bonds. B:Carbon normally has four covalent bonds. C:Carbon cannot bond with hydrogen only.

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B - Carbon normally has four covalent bonds.

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B

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