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The strongest covalent bond is formed by...

The strongest covalent bond is formed by the overlap of

A

s and p orbitals

B

s and s orbitals

C

p and d orbitals

D

p and p orbitals

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The correct Answer is:
D
Because third overlap leads to the formation of a `pi` bond and `p` orbitals are more directional than s orbitals. Note that we are considering the axial overlap of p orbitals.
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