In VSEPR theory, why do we consider double and triple bonds as single sigma bond Give me the exact - Chemistry - Chemical Bonding

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In VSEPR theory, why do we consider double and triple bonds as
single sigma bond? Give me the exact reason for that

Ravjot Kaur · Accepted Answer

Dear student

Double bonds consist of one sigma and one pi bond, whereas triple
bond consists of one sigma and two pi bonds During VSEPR
arrangement , we count only the sigma bonds present in them, which
is one in each

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In VSEPR theory, why do we consider double and triple bonds as single sigma bond? Give me the exact reason for that.