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How many- and -bonds, respectively, are there in phenylisothiocyanate, C6H5NCS? Ignore the CH bonds ...

How manyσ- and π-bonds, respectively, are there in phenylisothiocyanate, C₆H₅NCS? Ignore the C

H bonds in your counting.

▸ 9 and 5

▸ 8 and 4

▸ 5 and 5

▸ 9 and 2

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