my reply: Should not have at your level. The maximum number of bonds between two atoms is only triple bond. eg:
dot and cross structure of nitrogen molecule
Structural formula ( read as ' N triple bond N ' )
As for the presences of quadruple bond... yes.... mainly in transition metal. Eg: Chromium.
I double check with miss wendy heng regarding HJ's question and I almost forgotten that in uni, we did manage to draw quadruple bond!!! ( many thanks to her ).
Just for your information... not in your secondary syllabus.....
chromium acetate
I edited this diagram so that you can see the quadruple bond easier... the original diagram is blur and show 5 bonds due to low resolutions.
I didnt draw these structures, i got it from this website:
(1) http://www.gcsescience.com/a25.htm ( nirogen molecule )
(2) wwwchem.uwimona.edu.jm:1104/courses/chromium.html ( chromium acetate )
p/s: is KING = Gareth? .. i assume HJ as 'hong jie'
ms pang :)
