Asked by Kira
Please help me with this!
What is the definition of a hydrocarbon?
A) electrons shared between two different atoms
B) a single line bonding carbon and hydrogen
C) large molecules that are produced by living things
D) a large chain of carbons and hydrogens
I'm not sure which is correct, please I need help with this asap! Ty!
What is the definition of a hydrocarbon?
A) electrons shared between two different atoms
B) a single line bonding carbon and hydrogen
C) large molecules that are produced by living things
D) a large chain of carbons and hydrogens
I'm not sure which is correct, please I need help with this asap! Ty!
Answers
Answered by
Anonymous
In biology I would pick C
However in physics and chemistry any molecule that consists only of the elements carbon and hydrogen is a hydrocarbon, for example Methane CH4.
However in physics and chemistry any molecule that consists only of the elements carbon and hydrogen is a hydrocarbon, for example Methane CH4.
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That random kid
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