Assertion and reason type question.
Assertion: Pi bond is never formed alone. It is
formed along with a sigma bond.
Reason: Pi bond is formed by sideway overlap of p-
orbitals only.
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- Assertion is true
- Reason is False
Explanation:
- Sigma bond - Sigma (σ) Bond is the strongest covalent bond. The head-on overlapping of the orbitals forms it.
- Pi bond - Pi (π) Bonds are also covalent bonds formed by sideways overlapping of p-p, p-d, and d-d orbitals. It is a weaker bond than the sigma bond.
- Since the bond energy of the sigma bond is greater than the pi bond.
- So we can say that sigma bonds are more stable bonds. Hence sigma bond forms before than pi bond.
- After the formation of sigma, pi bonds are formed.
- Hence, the pi bond is never formed alone. It is formed along with a sigma bond. The assertion is true.
- Pi bond can be formed by sideways overlapping of p-p, p-d, and d-d orbital. So, the Reason is false.
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