Given that carbon has a valence of 4 in nearly all its compounds and can form chains
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Given that carbon has a valence of 4 in nearly all its compounds and can form chains and rings of C atoms,
(a) Draw any two of the three possible structures for C3H4;
(b) Determine all bond angles in each structure;
(c) Determine the hybridization of each carbon atom in the two structures;
(d) Ascertain whether the two structures are resonance structures and explain your reasoning.
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The three possible forms that maintain a valence of 4 at carbon are cyclopropene propyne and allene ...View the full answer
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