Physics, 31.08.2021 19:00 aspenwheeler6804
Carbon is an essential atom in many organic molecules. Why is it so useful? (1 point)
It has an almost full outer shell of electrons, meaning that it is has a greater tendency to bond with other atoms.
It has a full outer shell of electrons, so it does not need electrons from other atoms.
It has a half-full outer shell of electrons, allowing it to form a wide variety of bonds
It has an empty outer shell of electrons, allowing it to accept electrons from a larger number of atoms.
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