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Which of the following best describes the concept of evolution in the context of organic chemistry?
A
The breakdown of organic molecules into simpler substances.
B
The formation of covalent bonds between carbon atoms.
C
The gradual change in the structure and function of organic molecules over time.
D
The process by which organic compounds are synthesized in a laboratory setting.
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Understand the concept of evolution in organic chemistry: Evolution in this context refers to the gradual change in the structure and function of organic molecules over time.
Consider the options provided: The breakdown of organic molecules, formation of covalent bonds, gradual change in structure and function, and synthesis in a laboratory.
Analyze each option: The breakdown of molecules is more related to decomposition, formation of covalent bonds is a chemical reaction, and synthesis in a lab is a controlled process.
Identify the correct description: Evolution in organic chemistry is best described by the gradual change in the structure and function of organic molecules over time.
Conclude with the correct understanding: Evolution involves changes that occur naturally over time, affecting how organic molecules are structured and how they function.
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