The great number and complexity of organic compounds is reflected in which of the following?

Carbon has four valence electrons and can form many other molecules.

Carbon has the ability to form a variety of single, double, and triple bonds.

Carbon has the ability become stable by joining to only itself to create diverse chains.

Carbon is nonpolar when combined with many different elements.

Question

The great number and complexity of organic compounds is reflected in which of the following?

 Carbon has four valence electrons and can form many other molecules.

 Carbon has the ability to form a variety of single, double, and triple bonds.

 Carbon has the ability become stable by joining to only itself to create diverse chains.

 Carbon is nonpolar when combined with many different elements.

kainui · Answer

Can I say all of them?

anonymous · Answer

A that it can  easily form bonds This adds complexity because carbon is so eager to bond with anything it can. The second statement is true as well, carbon can form single, double, and triple bonds, but I dont think that is considered to be complexity in regards to organic compounds.