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Define a sigma bond.
Think about how the orbitals align.
What type of bond is typically stronger, sigma or pi?
Consider the overlap involved.
What type of bond is formed by head-on overlapping?
Think about how the orbitals connect.
True or False: Pi bonds are stronger than sigma bonds.
Remember the overlap relationship.
Explain why a double bond consists of one sigma and one pi bond.
Consider how the bond structures are arranged.
Discuss why sigma bonds are generally stronger than pi bonds in terms of atomic orbital overlap.
Revisit the overlap types.
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