Question
Why is sigma bond stronger than Pi bond?
Solution
Because overlapping along the internuclear axis is greater than the side-wise overlapping.
Why is sigma bond stronger than Pi bond?
Because overlapping along the internuclear axis is greater than the side-wise overlapping.
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Can ionic bond be formed between similar atoms?
Why two helium atoms do not combine to form He2?
What are 'Lewis structures'?
Name the conditions for the formation of an ionic bond between two atoms.
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What is electrovalency?
What bond is present in MgCl2 molecules?
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