Chemistry, asked by hamnaeiman355, 30 days ago

why double bond stronger than single??​

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Answered by Rajkd180203
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Answer:

A Double bond is formed by the two atoms sharing two pairs of electrons. This type of bond is stronger than a single bond but less stable because of its greater reactivity than a single bond.

Answered by ridazainabridazainab
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Answer:

double bond is stronger than single bond

Explanation:

because in double bonding more electrons cloud is formed which makes it stronger .and to break double bond more energy will be required as compared to single bond.

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