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The element carbon is said to be tetravalent. This means it always has the following number of covalent bonds in neutral compounds

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The element carbon is said to be tetravalent. This means it always has the following

number of covalent bonds in neutral compounds.


  1. one
  2. two
  3. three
  4. four

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D: carbon forms four covalent bonds. “Tetra” refers to four.

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