To describe: The bonds between carbon atoms found in an organic compound.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
Most of the carbon containing compounds are termed as organic compounds.
A carbon atom has four valence electrons. Therefore, a carbon atom can form four covalent bonds. Each carbon atom can also form a single, double or triple bond with other carbon atoms. Carbon can also form compounds with straight chain-like structures, branched chain-like structures or cyclic structures.
Conclusion:
More than ninety percent of carbon compounds known today are organic.
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