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Do the carbon backbone of organic molecules have the same location of single or double bonds? why?

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A carbon skeleton is the chain of carbon atoms that forms the “backbone,” or foundation, of any organic molecule. Because of carbon's unique ability to form large, diverse and stable compounds, life would not be possible without carbon.

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