Mark the false statements.

a. a π bond restricts rotation about the bond axis.

b. bonds formed from the overlap of atomic s orbitals are always σ bonds.

c. a triple bond consists of one π bond and two σ bonds.

d. end-to-end overlap of orbitals results in a bond with electron density above and below the bond axis.

e. a π bond consists of two pairs of electrons. f. two σ bonds comprise a double bond.

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Mckayla Petersen

Chemistry

30 January, 11:14

Mark the false statements.

a. a π bond restricts rotation about the bond axis.

b. bonds formed from the overlap of atomic s orbitals are always σ bonds.

c. a triple bond consists of one π bond and two σ bonds.

d. end-to-end overlap of orbitals results in a bond with electron density above and below the bond axis.

e. a π bond consists of two pairs of electrons. f. two σ bonds comprise a double bond.

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Andreas Mann · Answer 1

C. a triple bond consists of one π bond and two σ bonds. (It should be one σ bond and 2 π bonds)

d. end-to-end overlap of orbitals results in a bond with electron density above and below the bond axis (in direction of bond axis)

e. a π bond consists of two pairs of electrons. (one pair of electrons)

f. two σ bonds comprise a double bond. (one σ bond and one π bond)