Objections to your last post

[IrrelevantTangent]

wait... this thread still not been locked?
so there's a point to it?

The mods, like Elder Gods, are varied and supremely powerful, but alas, they cannot be everywhere at once. (Susan Fhtagn! Ia!)

 

[randommaster]

wait... this thread still not been locked?
so there's a point to it?

Apparently, this thread is now about carbon-oxygen bonding.

 

[Lukeje]

Lastly, Why would oxygen ever bond with two carbon atoms? That is unstable and saying otherwise demonstraes your ignorance.

Oh, yeah?
So all of a sudden every single bond must occur based off of the oxidation states alone?

Hydrogen Peroxide.

I mean...
Two hydrogen satisfies the valence orbital of Oxygen.
Why then, have two hydrogens bonded with two oxygens?

Edit: Not an actual question, don't feel compelled to answer.
Just saying that by the OP's logic, it shouldn't work.

Hydrogen Peroxide has no carbon, so your example kind of misses the point.

Anyways, organic molecule are weurd, and have seemingly arbitrary rules if you don't know chemistry really well.

Just saying.

You think organic compounds are weird? You really haven't studied enough chemistry yet...

 

[Lukirre]

Hydrogen Peroxide has no carbon, so your example kind of misses the point.

Anyways, organic molecule are weurd, and have seemingly arbitrary rules if you don't know chemistry really well.

Just saying.

Don't worry, I comprehend why it is Hydrogen Peroxide exists.

Thing is, you didn't really explain yourself in your arbitrary- er...original post.
Which, why you posted it is unbeknownst to most of us.
Though if I were to take a guess, you created multiple conversation topics for people to pick and respond to.