Chemistry · Chemical Bonding
A sigma (σ) bond is formed by which type of overlapping of atomic orbitals?
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- 1Overlapping of completely filled inner-shell core orbitals
- 2Perpendicular overlapping at a 90-degree angle
- 3Lateral (sideways) overlapping parallel to the internuclear axis
- 4Linear (head-on) overlapping along the internuclear axis✓
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Linear (head-on) overlapping along the internuclear axis
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