Question

Give example for single, double and triple
bond 2 Carbon compounds. images
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Answer 1

Answer:

Single bond, Double bond and Triple bond

The two atoms can combine in different ways. One of the ways of forming bonds is sharing of electron to attain their nearest noble gas configuration. This way of bonding is known as covalent bonding and this is shown mainly by non-metals and H+. Metals need more than 4 electrons for sharing in order to attain stable configuration which is not possible due to high energy involvement.

Formation process of covalent bond between two atoms is as follows:

The two atoms combine to become stable.

The atoms become stable by losing energy.

When the outermost shell of an atom is completely filled, then it is in the lowest energy state (which is due to maximum no. of exchange of energy between the electrons present in the degenerate orbitals).

Hence, to attain stability, atoms achieve their nearest noble gas configuration.

Now to attain their nearest noble gas configuration, they share required no. of electrons from single or multiple atoms. This leads to the formation of single bond, double bond or triple bond.