Which of the following geometries is never associated with a carbon atom in an organic compound?

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Square planar geometry is never associated with a carbon atom in an organic compound. Carbon typically adopts tetrahedral or trigonal planar geometries due to its bonding properties. Linear geometry may be observed in certain simple molecules, but is not commonly associated with carbon in organic compounds.

Which of the Following Geometries Is Never Associated with a Carbon