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Question 43 of 185 in Introduction to Organic Chemistry

Displayed formulae

1 mark · Easy

In the displayed formula below, what type of bond is shown between the two carbon atoms? C—C

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Single covalent bond

Must show: Recognises single covalent bond

Also accept: Single bond; Covalent single bond

Common mistakes: Double bond; Ionic bond

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B1 · 1 mark · Identifies C—C as a single covalent bond.

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The line between two carbon atoms (C—C) in a displayed formula represents a single covalent bond.

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