The orbital diagram for the formation of carbonyl group is given as Which type of bond is involved in I and II?

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The orbital diagram for the formation of carbonyl group is given as <img class="img-fluid question-image" alt="image" src="https://cdn.tardigrade.in/img/question/chemistry/7a9ac41c11541679aec14d42acae815c-.png" /> Which type of bond is involved in I and II? (A) I - σ , II - π (B) I -π , II - π (C) I -σ , II - π (D) I -π , II - σ

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I arrow textSigma(σ) II arrow textPi(π)

Q. The orbital diagram for the formation of carbonyl group is given as

Which type of bond is involved in I and II?

$I - σ, II - π$

$I - π, II - π$

$I - σ, II - π$

$I - π, II - σ$

I $\to Sigma (σ)$ II $\to Pi (π)$

Q. The orbital diagram for the formation of carbonyl group is given as Which type of bond is involved in I and II?

I−σ,II−π

I−π,II−π

I−σ,II−π

I−π,II−σ

I →Sigma(σ) II →Pi(π)

Q. The orbital diagram for the formation of carbonyl group is given as

Which type of bond is involved in I and II?

$I - σ, II - π$

$I - π, II - π$

$I - σ, II - π$

$I - π, II - σ$

I $\to Sigma (σ)$ II $\to Pi (π)$