Which Of The Following Is Correct Order Of Bond Strength?

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Question

Which of the following is correct order of bond strength?

Solution

Correct option is

 

                                                  N2                      

Bond energy in KJ mole–1    942         841         765

In case of N2 to N2+ we expect the bond length to increase when an e is removed from the bonding π molecular orbitals. Actually it decreases slightly. This may be rationalised when we notice that removal of an efrom a diatomic species tends to decrease inter e repulsion and thereby shortens bond lengths.    

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Q9

 

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(i) It turns red litmus blue

(ii) When added in excess to a copper sulphate solution a deep blue colour is obtained.

(iii) On addition to ferric chloride solution a brownish precipitate soluble in HNO3 is obtained.       

Identify the gas.

Q10

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