Chlorine's Bonding Capacity: Understanding Double Covalent Bonds

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Chlorine atom can form a double covalent bond. For example, in ethylene dichloride (C2H4Cl2), each chlorine atom forms a double covalent bond with one of the carbon atoms.

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