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Introduction to Organic Chemistry

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How is the valency of an atom in organic chemistry determined?

By the number of electrons in the outermost shell (correct)

By the number of electrons in the innermost shell

By the number of protons in the nucleus

By the number of neutrons in the nucleus

What is the expected valency of carbon based on its 2 electrons in the outermost shell?

Trivalent

Divalent (correct)

Hexavalent

Tetravalent

What does organic chemistry primarily focus on?

Chemistry of Life (proteins, amino acids, DNA, RNA, sugar, etc.)

Chemistry of gases and gas compounds

Chemistry of metals and metal compounds

Chemistry of Carbon (C) compounds (correct)

What was carbon found to be in terms of valency?

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What does electronegativity measure?

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Introduction to Organic Chemistry

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Questions and Answers

How is the valency of an atom in organic chemistry determined?

What is the expected valency of carbon based on its 2 electrons in the outermost shell?

What does organic chemistry primarily focus on?

What was carbon found to be in terms of valency?

What does electronegativity measure?

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