why it tends to bind carbon copies?
this can be explained by the theory of hybridization, in which the theory is able to explain the fatal pull of the C - H, for example, the methane (CH4), which is a simple hydrocarbon compounds, in which the four electrons from four H atoms are not just given to four valence electrons of carbon but there is a process of hybridization, and this is what causes it to become carbon double bond, either in a single or triplicate, and the dual iktan who do not have the orbital hybridization, and this theory can only predict but not could explain why the reaction can occur
the carbon
atom bonded neighbors can occur 3 possibility :
1. carbon
atoms form a single bond
this happens in the orbital S and called a
sigma bond hybrid orbitals SP3 and tetrahedron-shaped molecule with an angle of 109.5 degrees.
This compound is called saturated hydrocarbons
2. carbon
atoms form a double bond
occurred in the orbital P and is called a
pi bond. angle changes due to two orbital P orbitals SP2 parallel to form an angle
of 120 degrees
3. carbon
atoms form a triple bond
there are 2 orbitals of P in parallel so
as to change the orbital position of the SP to form an angle of 180 degrees
planar
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BalasHapusi have a question
BalasHapuswe know that the hydrocarbon has many benefits in various fields
Are hydrocarbons have negative efefk for humans and the environment?
whether the dangers that can be caused and how to overcome them
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Hapusthank you for the question, I'll answer as best I
BalasHapusas we all know that chemicals certainly have a negative impact although the chemical will also have many benefits but we can not say that it was good chemicals,
the negative impacts of carbon between the global warming and air pollution, and the most dangerous is carbon monoxide,
I think that the way to prevent that is by utilizing the necessary carbon and not used to excess carbon despite very useful