Difference between sigma and pi bond class 11
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A sigma bond is formed due to the head-on overlap between atomic orbitals. It is usually defined for diatomic molecules. This bond is the strongest covalent chemical bond. A pi bond is a bond formed due to the overlap of the orbital path of electrons. This bond is weaker than a sigma bond.
A single bond is always a sigma bond. On the other hand, a double bond has one sigma bond and one pi bond. Similarly, a triple bond has one sigma bond and two pi bonds.
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SIGMA BOND
*It is formed by end - end on overlap of orbitals .
* It has independent existance .
* It is a strong bond . Because axial overlap is more .
* There can be only one sigma bond between atoms .
Pi BOND
* It is formed by lateral overlap of orbitals .
* It has no independent existance .
* It is a weak bond . Because lateral overlap is less.
* There can be one or two pie bonds between two atoms .
HOPE THIS WILL HELP U .
SIGMA BOND
*It is formed by end - end on overlap of orbitals .
* It has independent existance .
* It is a strong bond . Because axial overlap is more .
* There can be only one sigma bond between atoms .
Pi BOND
* It is formed by lateral overlap of orbitals .
* It has no independent existance .
* It is a weak bond . Because lateral overlap is less.
* There can be one or two pie bonds between two atoms .
HOPE THIS WILL HELP U .
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