Chemistry, asked by Romidash5645, 11 months ago

Which is more stronger and why s or p bond?

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Answered by Pranav2325

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Good question.

s-s bond is stronger than p-p bond.

This is because of the shape of the s-orbital which is spherical. This means the electron cloud is closer to the nucleus than in p-orbital.

Answered by Indrani33

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S bond is stronger than the p bond

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