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hydrocarbons

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What unique property of carbon allows it to form four bonds?

Monovalent carbon

Octavalency of carbon

Divalent carbon

Tetravalency of carbon

In fractional distillation, what primarily separates components?

Color variations

Molecular size differences

Differences in boiling points

Density differences

What defines a saturated hydrocarbon?

Contains double bonds

Only single carbon-carbon bonds

Isomeric structures

Has triple bonds

Why is carbon considered versatile in bonding?

Only forms double bonds

Can form chains and rings

Is a metal

Only forms single bonds

What do unsaturated hydrocarbons contain that saturated do not?

Inert gases

Double or triple carbon bonds

Only single bonds

No carbon bonds

Which process converts crude oil into useful products?

Electrolysis

Sublimation

Hydration

Fractional distillation

What property allows carbon to form a variety of compounds?

forms multiple bonds

High electronegativity

Radioactivity

Solubility in water

What are alkenes characterized by?

Only rings

Only single bonds

Only triple bonds

At least one double bond

What type of bonds do saturated hydrocarbons exclusively have?

Triple bonds

Single bonds

Aromatic rings

Double bonds