Question

A chemical bond is an attractive force that holds the atoms together in a molecule or a compound. The element carbon is known to have the unique ability to form bonds with other similar atoms or atoms of other elements. This property of carbon has resulted in having very large number of its compounds. The carbon-carbon bond is also known to be very strong and hence stable. Answer the following questions based on above information: 

(i) Name the chemical bond formed between carbon-carbon atoms. How is this bond formed? 

(ii) Which two values are reflected in the nature of carbon resulting in its ability to form maximum number of compounds? 

(iii) How can these values be helpful in strengthening relationship in a family, organisation or even people of a nation?

Answer 1

(i) Covalent bond is formed between carbon-carbon atoms by the sharing of XY X XX Y X XX XY Female Male electrons. A' 

(ii) Sharing (ability to share); nature to share and bonding with others. 

(iii) Sharing of one’s possessions, jobs, resources, moments with others enables an individual, an organisation or even a society to live happily and comfortably.