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A typical double bond consists of ________.

A typical double bond consists of ________.
A) one sigma and two pi bonds
B) three ionic bonds
C) three sigma bonds
D) three pi bonds
E) one sigma and one pi bond

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Chemistry - The Central Science

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Authors: Brown, LeMay, Bursten, Murphy

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