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March 9th 04, 04:49 PM
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bonds in organic molecules (please help me with this)
could you explain the biological significances of the SIGMA and PI
bonds within ORGANIC MOLECULES? It is known that Silicon-based life is not really an alternative for Carbon-based life because it hardly forms sigma and pi bonds within the molecules that are formed. On the other hand, Carbon, can very much use the sigma and pi bonds. can you tell me why Sima and Pi bonds are required in complexifying chemical reactions and the organic molecules? 
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