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Grade 12Inorganic Chemistry

We know first bond is always sigma bond then is it true that in B2 there is no sigma bond???? Are there Any other exceptions ????

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9 Years agoGrade 12
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9 Years ago

C2's two carbon iotas aren't joined by a twofold bond as normally thought, or even a triple bond, however in actuality a fourfold bond. Two half and half orbitals indicating far from the internuclear area frame the fourth C-C bond. there can be selective pi bonds without coinciding sigma bonds. Some such atoms are B2 and C2.