Double Bond - Types of Double Bonds Between Atoms

Types of Double Bonds Between Atoms

C O N S
C alkene carbonyl group imine thioketone, thial
O dioxygen nitroso compound sulfoxide, sulfone, sulfinic acid, sulfonic acid
N azo compound
S disulfur

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