consider the the molecular formula CH5N. Would you expect this compound to contain any double or triple bonds?

Question

with your knowledge of typical bonding patterns too fully support your answer

Answer 1

No, not necessarily. This could br CH₃NH₂, which is methylamine. It has no double or triple bonds. 

H₃C-NH₂ has 3 hydrogen atoms and one N atom attached to the carbon, thus satisfying C having 4 bonds. The other 2 H atoms are bonded to the N atom.