Pi Bonds in CH3NO2: A Detailed Explanation

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Pi Bonds in CH3NO2: A Detailed Explanation

In CH3NO2, there are two pi bonds.

The Lewis structure of CH3NO2 is:

O=C(O)N(O)CH3

The carbon-oxygen double bond and the nitrogen-oxygen double bond are both pi bonds.

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