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Figure 21.2. With the electron configuration of 1 s   2 s   2 p   , carbon nearly always shares its electrons and forms four covalent bonds
Figure 21.6 also gives the names of the typical fractions separated from petroleum, along with their boiling points, hydrocarbon size ranges, and common uses
Table 21.1Simple Alkanes
Table 21.2First Ten of the Alkane Series
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