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Why do some molecules form double and triple covalent bonds​
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Why do some molecules form double and triple covalent bonds​

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Answer : If two pairs of electrons are shared between atoms, then the double bond is formed and represented by two parallel lines. When three pairs of electrons are shared between two atoms then a triple bond is formed.

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