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What is a double bond?
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a total of two covalent bonds in a molecule
a total of two covalent bonds in a molecule
a total of two covalent bonds between molecules
a total of two covalent bonds between molecules
two covalent bonds between adjacent molecules
two covalent bonds between adjacent molecules
two covalent bonds between adjacent atoms in a molecule
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Correct answer: "two covalent bonds between adjacent atoms in a molecule."
Brief explanation: a double bond is formed when two atoms share two pairs of electrons (one sigma bond and one pi bond), commonly seen as C=C, C=O, etc. It is between atoms in the same molecule, not between separate molecules.
Brief explanation: a double bond is formed when two atoms share two pairs of electrons (one sigma bond and one pi bond), commonly seen as C=C, C=O, etc. It is between atoms in the same molecule, not between separate molecules.
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