Which statement A-D about sigma ($\sigma$) and pi ($\pi$ ) bonds is not correct? A)A sigma bond has the region of high electron density aligned along the bond axis, which is the line connecting the two atoms. B)A pi bond has regions of high electron density lying above and below the bond axis, which is the line connecting the two atoms. C)A pi bond commonly is formed from the overlap of two unhybridized atomic 2p orbitals. D)In the trigonal planar geometry, the sigma bonds are formed from the overlap of an sp² hybridized orbital with another orbital. E)Statements A-D are all correct.

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Statements A through D are all correct descriptions of sigma and pi bonds. Sigma bonds involve direct overlap along the bond axis, while pi bonds involve lateral overlap. Pi bonds often result from the overlap of p orbitals, and the description of sigma bonds in trigonal planar geometry aligns with the concept of hybridization.

Which Statement A-D About Sigma σ\sigmaσ ) and Pi π\piπ

Which Statement A-D About Sigma $\sigma$ ) and Pi $\pi$