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3 years ago

Mark the false statements.

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UkoKoshka [18]3 years ago

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Answer:

false statement are C , F , D.

Explanation:

false statement are C , F , D.

a) triple bond consist of two π bond and one sigma bond.

b) in double bond one bond is σ bond and one is π bond.

c) end to end overlapping is in σ bond and electron density in σ bond lie between the nuclei.

true statements are A, B , E.

π bond restrict rotation is correct and then the statement of bond formation between s orbital is σ bond.

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