When only one pair of shared electrons is involved in a covalent bond,the linkage is called a bond.
A)triple
B)single
C)double
D)resonant

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A bond in which only one pair of shared electrons is involved is called a single bond. Triple bonds involve three pairs of shared electrons, while double bonds involve two pairs of shared electrons. Resonant bonds refer to a type of bonding where the electrons are delocalized and the bond cannot be described by a single Lewis structure.

When Only One Pair of Shared Electrons Is Involved in a Covalent