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A ball-and-stick model of a molecule of formaldehyde, ch2o, is made from the following components: what do the sticks represent?

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In chemistry, the ball-and-stick model is a molecular ideal of a chemical matter which is to expose both the three-dimensional position of the atoms and the bonds among them. The atoms are normally symbolise by spheres, join by rods which shows the bonds.

Formaldehyde forms formaldehyde structure bond it shares double bond with O2 atoms.

Formaldehyde also known as methanol .

Methanol is colourless.

It is flammable.

It is gas at room temperature.

Methanol having pungent odor and it is a volatile organic compounds.

It is made by the composition of Hydrogen, oxygen, and carbons.

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