Q. A single π-bond can be drawn as a

View solution

Q. A sigma bond (σ-bond) is formed when

View solution

Q. In ethane, C₂H₄

View solution

Q. Two clouds of electrons in a π-bond represent

View solution

Q. In C₂H₆, all the bonds are

View solution

Q. In Ethane C₂H₄, the repulsive forces are minimized at

View solution

Q. Ethane C₂H₆,belongs to

View solution

Q. In ethane C₂H₄, hydrogen forms

View solution

Q. To form sigma bonds in C₂H₄ (Ethane), each carbon (C) atom uses

View solution

Q. In ethane (C₂H₆), the bond angle is

View solution

Q. In ethane (C₂H₄), the π-bond is formed between

View solution

Q. The number of single unpaired electron in non-metals are

View solution

Q. A π-bond is

View solution

Q. In C₂H₂ Covalent bond is present

View solution

Q. Electrons shared in double covalent bond are

View solution

Q. Every bond has covalent character

View solution

Q. There are types of covalent bond

View solution

Q. The giant molecule used as a lubricant is

View solution

Q. Polar covalent bond is formed between atoms of elements

View solution

Q. The greatest covalent character is found in

View solution