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Bonding in carbon compounds typically involves covalent bonds, where carbon atoms share electrons with other atoms (like hydrogen, oxygen, or other carbon atoms) to form stable molecules. There are four main types of bonds carbon can form: 1. Single bonds: One pair of electrons shared between atoms. 2. Double bonds: Two pairs of electrons shared, often found in alkenes (e.g., ethene). 3. Triple bonds: Three pairs of electrons shared, found in alkynes (e.g., ethyne). 4. Aromatic bonds: Delocalize

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