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In a double bond which connects two atoms, there is a sharing of: a All the electrons b Two pairs of electrons c Three pairs of electrons d One pair of electrons

In a double bond which connects two atoms, there is a sharing of: a All the electrons b Two pairs of electrons c Three pairs of electrons d One pair of electrons
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In a double bond which connects two atoms, there is a sharing of:

a All the electrons
b Two pairs of electrons
c Three pairs of electrons
d One pair of electrons

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In a double bond there are two pairs of electrons. There is a sharing of 4 electrons which form 2 pairs of electrons.

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b) Two pairs of electrons
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