Which statement best explains why carbon is present in so many kinds of molecules?
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It is abundant on earth, so it is readily available to bond with other elements.
It does not form strong bonds, so it breaks apart.
It has 4 valence electrons so it easily bonds to other molecules
It has valence electrons.
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