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sigma bond definition
when 2 orbitals
overlap
in a straight line giving a
high charge density
this means that there is strong
electrostatic attraction
between the nuclei and the
bonding pair
what is a pi bond
when orbitals
overlap sideways
electron density is spread out meaning the
electrostatic attraction
is
weak
types of carbon bond
C-C sigma
bond
C=C sigma
and
pi
bond
C=C bond is less than
twice
as strong as
C-C
bond
why is a double bond weaker than a single bond
a double bond contains a
pi
bond which is a
weaker
bond
this is because the
electrons
are spread out in a
larger
area
a C=C bon
restricts rotation
so the p orbital
overlaps
cis
same group are on the
same
side of a
double
bond
trans
groups are on
opposite
sides
E/Z only occurs
if there is a
C=C
bond
each
C
is bonded to a
different
atom or group
E
atom or groups are on
opposite
sides
Z
atoms
or groups on the
same
side
what are the CIP rules
atoms
which have a larger atomic number are given
higher priority
cis/trans for
same
group
E/Z for
different
groups
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