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10. Chemical Bonding / Multiple Bonds / Problem 5
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Evaluate the following statement: 'A double bond is composed of two electron pairs, making it twice as strong as a single bond.' Is this statement accurate?
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Yes, because more electron pairs mean more strength.
B
Yes, because double bonds are always twice as strong.
C
No, because double bonds are weaker than single bonds.
D
No, because bond strength is not directly proportional to the number of electron pairs.
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