Difference between revisions of "Double Bond"

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A double bond is a chemical bond in which two electrons are shared or transferred from the outer shell between two atoms.

In covalent bonds a double bond means two electrons from the outer shell of an atom are shared with another atom.

In ionic bonds a double bond means one of the elements has gained or lost two electrons from/to one other element.


In this structural diagram a double bond is shown between two Sulphur atoms.	In this dot and cross diagram the two Oxygen atoms in an Oxygen molecule are shown to each share two electrons in a double bond.	In this ball and stick model of Carbon Dioxide the Carbon is shown to share two electron (shown by the two sticks) with each Oxygen atom forming two double bonds.

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