TYPES OF BOND

 

TYPES OF BOND:

      •  Introduction
      • Single bond
      • Double bond
      • Triple Bond


INTRODUCTION:

The mutual sharing of one or more pairs of electrons between two combining atom result in the formation of a chemical bond called a covalent bond. Based upon sharing the pairs of electrons, the bond are classified into many types.

  •    Single Bond  
  •   Double Bond
  •  Triple Bond


i. SINGLE BOND:

  •  If two atoms share just a pair of electrons, a single bond is formed. 

       Eample:    H2

    ii. DOUBLE BOND:  

      •    If two atoms share two pair of electrons, a double bond is formed.                       Example:        O2  

iii.TRIPLE BOND: 

    •   If two atoms share three pair of electrons, a triple bond is formed.                Example:   N2


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