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state difference between pi bond and sigma bond?​

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Answered by unbeatablekhushal
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Explanation:

Sigma bond is a chemical bond formed by the linear or co-axial overlapping of the atomic orbitals of two atoms. A pi bond is a type of covalent bond that exists between atoms where the electrons are on top and bottom of the axis connecting the nuclei of the joined atoms.

Answered by amritaSN04
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Sigma bond :

- Sigma bond is formed due to the axial overlapping of two atomic orbitals.

- these bonds are stronger.

- it can exist independently without pi bonds.

- allows free rotation.

- it is formed at first when atoms interact.

- it determines the shape of the molecule.

Pi bonds :

- Pi bonds are formed by lateral overlapping of half filled atomic orbitals.

- these bonds are weaker than sigma bond.

- they can only exist along with sigma bond.

- restricts free rotation.

- it is formed between two atoms after the formation of sigma bonds.

- it doesn't determine the shape of the molecule.

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