Pi (Ï€) BOND, SHAPES PF MOLECULES AND DIFFERENT MODERN THEORIES OF COVALENT BONDING, A double covalent bond consists of one sigma
Pi (Ï€) BOND: A double covalent bond consists of one sigma (a) bond and one pi (Ï€) bond. If two atom orbital receipt s-orbital, have their axis parallel to each other and such parallel atomic orbital overlap, the resulting bonding molecular orbital is called pi (Ï€) bond or the bond which is formed due to side to side overlapping of two atomic orbital is called pi (Ï€) bond. Electron density in pi (Ï€) bond is high above and below the bonded nuclear. SHAPES PF MOLECULES AND DIFFERENT MODERN THEORIES OF COVALENT BONDING: Bonding is key to molecular structure and the structure is ultimately related to physical and chemical properties. The description of a covalent bond as a shared pair of electrons between two nuclear does not provide much help in determining the shape and geometry of a molecule. Similarly may other properties like bond energy bond pola...