Carbon and its compound

Answer 1

A carbon compound involves alkanes and alkenes. E.g

1 carbon = meth

2 carbons = eth

3 carbons = prop

4 carbons = but

5 carbons = pent

6 carbons = hex.

Now, alkanes contain carbon and hydrogen in SINGULAR bonds, while alkenes contain carbon and hydrogen in DOUBLE bonds.

Depending on how many carbon atoms are involved in the compound is the name of it. E.g a six double bonded carbon compound is called HEXENE, while a six singluar bonded carbon compound is called HEXANE (hense the list of number of carbons in the first list stated)

Diagram of a Alkane (singular bonded) carbon compound:

H H H H H

l l l l l

Pentane= H - C - C - C - C - C - H

l l l l l

H H H H H

While Pentene (Double bonded)looks like:

H H H H H

l l l l l

Pentene= C = C - C - C - C - H

l l l l l

H H H H H

Note: -, l, and = are all bondings.

Answer 2

Carbon is a chemical element found in all living organisms and many inorganic substances. It can form compounds with other elements, creating a wide range of substances like carbon dioxide, methane, and organic molecules such as carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. The vast diversity of carbon compounds is due to carbon's ability to form strong covalent bonds with other elements.

Answer 3

carbon is an element, thus pure (except for any impurities mixed in that aren't carbon)

Answer 4

Carbon is a member of group 14 and has following crystalline allotropes. Compound of carbon are Graphite and Diamond.

Answer 5

Yes, carbon forms a huge number of inorganic and organic compounds.

Answer 6

Yes it does. You would not be there if it did not!

Answer 7

carban is a compound