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Which of the following is not a characteristic of a pi bond?

A

pi bond is formed only after the formation of sigma bond

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pi bond results from lateral overlap of atomic orbital

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C

pi bond can be formed by hybrid orbitals

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pi bonds may be formed by overlapping of p- orbitals

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Solution

The correct option is C pi bond can be formed by hybrid orbitals
Hybrid orbitals never forms pi bonds.

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