A double covalent bond involves two atoms sharing two electrons?

True or false

The given statement is false.  

•When electrons are shared between the atoms, the formation of covalent bonds takes place.  

•A single covalent bond involves sharing of two electrons by the two atoms taking part in the bond formation.  

•While the double and triple covalent bonds takes place when sharing of 4 or 6 electrons takes place between the two atoms involved.  

•This is demonstrated with the help of Lewis structures by drawing two or three lines associating one atom to another.  

Thus, the given statement is false, as a double covalent bond involves two atoms sharing four electrons.

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False

Explanation:

A double covalent bond means 2 atoms or elements are sharing 4 electrons.

*single covalent bond shares 2 electrons.

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