Why does organic chemistry have a wide variety from compounds primarily based on only two elements? please help

Chemistry

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andreev551 [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation: Organic chemistry have a wide variety from compounds of the presence of two elements namely

Carbon
Hydrogen

Organic molecules comprises of multiple chains of carbon atoms with different lengths and because of the ability of carbon to bond with many elements, This produces a variety of compounds which no other atom or element can. The main variety of compounds exists in the combination of carbon and hydrogen forming hydrocarbons which are virtuall everywhere around us

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