But regardless, it's still a double bond, a pi bond. Now let's look at one more thing. Let's look at our N. Now normally when we have nitrogen in a molecule or compound that nitrogen has a lone pair of electrons. For example, in ammonia. And ammonia can take one more H because it has a lone pair of electrons. In other words, our nitrogen has the capability of forming not three Covalent bonds, but four Covalent bonds.