Single Bond: "A covalent bond between two atoms that is formed by one bonding pair of electrons." G-14
Double Bond: "A multiple covalent bond between two atoms that is formed by two bonding electron pairs." G-5
Triple Bond: "A multiple covalent bond between two atoms that is formed by three bonding pairs of electrons." G-15
Multiple Covalent Bond: "more than one bond between atoms, formed by the sharing of more than one electron from each atom. Can be either a double bond or triple bond." G-10
Resonance Structures: "Two or more equally correct dot representations of the same molecule; representation is the actual structure of the molecule." G-13
Source: Russo, Steve; Silver, Mike; "Introductory Chemistry" Third Edition, 2007
This video has examples such as: C2H2, O2, CNH, and N2
Source: Oxtoby, David W.; Freeman, Wade A.; Block, Toby, F.; "Science of Change" 4th Edition, 2003 AND Russo, Steve; Silver, Mike; "Introductory Chemistry" Third Edition, 2007
This video goes through three different examples of resonance structures: NO2+, O3, NO3-.
