Questions and Answers
What is the molecular formula for Carbon dioxide?
Which of the following represents carbon bonded to a single oxygen atom?
How many oxygen atoms are present in the formula for Carbon dioxide?
Which of the following formulas has the highest number of oxygen atoms?
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Which formula is completely incorrect for carbon and oxygen compounds?
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Study Notes
Carbon Dioxide and Its Properties
- Molecular formula for carbon dioxide is CO₂, indicating one carbon atom bonded to two oxygen atoms.
- Carbon bonded to a single oxygen atom is represented by the formula CO, known as carbon monoxide.
- In CO₂, there are two oxygen atoms present in the molecular structure.
Compounds and Their Formulas
- The formula that contains the highest number of oxygen atoms compared to others would be one like C₃O₈ or similar, which cannot be established without specific options listed.
- An incorrect formula for carbon and oxygen compounds could be something like C₁O₁ or other nonsensical combinations not conforming to known chemical bonding rules.
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Test your knowledge on carbon dioxide with this quiz! Answer questions about its formulas, molecular structure, and the number of oxygen atoms in the compound. Challenge yourself and see how well you understand this essential gas in chemistry.
