The number of bonds in nitrogen molecules are:
Correct answer: B. One sigma and two pi
- A. One sigma and one pi
- B. One sigma and two pi
- C. Three sigma only
- D. Two sigma and one pi
Explanation
There are total three bonds in a nitrogen molecule, the first bond is always a sigma bond while the the rest two bonds are pi bonds
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