Which one of the following elements forms the strongest π-bonds?
A)C
B)P
C)Mg
D)Li

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Carbon forms the strongest π-bonds due to its ability to form multiple bonds with other carbon atoms or other elements like nitrogen and oxygen. This is because carbon is tetravalent and can share four electrons in bonding, giving it multiple opportunities to form π-bonds. The other elements listed do not have this tetravalent nature and therefore do not form as strong π-bonds.

Which One of the Following Elements Forms the Strongest π-Bonds