Carbon
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Re: Carbon
I don't think a bond order beyond triple bond can exist between atoms. I believe the bond length may be too short and the nuclei of the two atoms may begin to repel each other making it a less stable structure than a triple bond.
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Re: Carbon
Quadruple bonds technically are possible but they require the presence of four different orbitals (two S, one P, and one D); carbon cannot attain the last.
Re: Carbon
The only atoms I can think of capable of making quad bonds are certain transition metals -- 1 s bond, 2 p bonds, and 1 d bond.
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Re: Carbon
I think the most bonds two C atoms can form is 3. they can't form 4 bonds because of bond angle and organizations I think
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