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13. Alcohols and Carbonyl Compounds - Part 3 of 3!
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13. Alcohols and Carbonyl Compounds / Preparation of Organometallics / Problem 4
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How do organometallic compounds differ from typical carbon compounds with electronegative atoms?
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Organometallic compounds have stronger hydrogen bonding.
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Organometallic compounds are less reactive than carbon compounds with electronegative atoms.
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Organometallic compounds have carbon-oxygen bonds that are more covalent.
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Organometallic compounds have metal-carbon bonds that are generally more ionic.
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