pibond
A pi bond, commonly written as pibond in informal usage, is a covalent bond formed by the side-by-side overlap of adjacent p orbitals on two atoms. It typically accompanies a sigma bond in double and triple bonds, contributing extra electron sharing between the atoms.
In a molecule such as ethene, the carbon atoms form a sigma bond using hybridized sp2 orbitals
Pi bonds are generally weaker than sigma bonds and are more easily disrupted during chemical reactions. They
A triple bond consists of one sigma bond and two pi bonds, while a double bond consists
From a molecular orbital perspective, pi bonds correspond to bonding pi molecular orbitals formed by the in-phase