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Can someone explain - The element that shows greater ability to formmultiple bonds, is : - Classification of Elements and Periodic table - JEE Main
The element that shows greater ability to form multiple bonds, is :
- Option 1)
Sn
- Option 2)
Ge
- Option 3)
C
- Option 4)
Si
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Bonding Behaviour of P-block Elements -
Most of them are non-metal and form both covalent and ionic bonds.Most of the non-metals have polyatomic molecules.
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carbon has the most tendency to form P(pie)-P(pie) multiple bonding.
As we have learned is chemical bonding. We know that carbon atom have 2p orbital and it is able to form strongest bond
Option 1)
Sn
Option 2)Ge
Option 3)C
Option 4)Si
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