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    How Many Sigma and Pi Bonds Are in the Molecule
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How Many Sigma and Pi Bonds Are in the Molecule

Question 45

Question 45

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How many sigma and pi bonds are in the molecule pictured below? How many sigma and pi bonds are in the molecule pictured below?   A) thirteen sigma bonds and one pi bond B) eleven sigma bonds and two pi bonds C) thirteen sigma bonds and two pi bonds D) eleven sigma bonds and five pi bonds E) five sigma bonds and eleven pi bonds


A) thirteen sigma bonds and one pi bond
B) eleven sigma bonds and two pi bonds
C) thirteen sigma bonds and two pi bonds
D) eleven sigma bonds and five pi bonds
E) five sigma bonds and eleven pi bonds

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