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AfilCa [17]
3 years ago
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Cuál o cuáles de las siguientes características son correctas para la mayoría de los compuestos del carbono?

Chemistry
1 answer:
garik1379 [7]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Todas son correctas

Explanation:

I) Los compuestos del carbono son solubles en disolventes no polares como el hexano, benceno, éter, etc. <em>VERDADERO. </em>La mayoría de los compuestos de carbono son apolares, y basados en la regla: Similar disuelve similar, podemos presumir que la mayoría de compuestos de carbono se disuelven en solventes no polares.

II) Los compuestos del carbono generalmente presentan puntos de fusión y de ebullición bajos. <em>VERDADERO. </em>Al ser sustancias apolares, sus fuerzas electrostáticas son bajas. De la misma manera, como su masa atómica es pequeña, las fuerzas de Van der Waals son despreciables haciendo que sus puntos de fusión y ebullición sean bajos respecto a sustancias de estrucutra similar.

III) La gran mayoría de los compuestos del carbono son combustibles, sean estos, gaseosos, líquidos o sólidos. <em>VERDADERO. </em>Los gases (Como el gas natural) son combustibles usados para cocina. Los líquidos (Como la gasolina) son combustibles y bastante inflamables. Los sólidos (Como la madera) se usan como combustibles para hacer asados o son el combustible en incendios forestales.

IV) El enlace covalente es característico de los compuestos del carbono. <em>VERDADERO. </em>La polaridad del carbono es neutral haciendo que la mayoría de los enlaces que forma sean covalentes.

<h3>Todas son correctas </h3>

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