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Sigma and Pi Bonds

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Why does hybrid orbitals not forms Pi bond ?

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s hybrid orbital do not form pi-bond as these s hybrid orbital have plane of symmetry so side ways overlapping(pi-bond formation) does not takes place and hence it does not form pi-bond

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