Question: What is the bond order of CN+and how to find it ?
Question: What is the bond order of CN+and how to find it ?
Shamit Jain , 5 Years ago
Grade 8
Inorganic Chemistry> Question: What is the bond order of C N +...
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ankit singh
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CN+ has 12 electrons (6 from carbon, 7 for nitrogen, -1 for positive charge). So, we have configuration
(σ1s)2,(σ∗1s)2,(σ2s)2,(σ∗2s)2,(π)4
So, bond order=21(a−b)
a is the number of electrons in bonding molecular orbitals and b is the number of electrons in antibondng molecular orbitals.
Bond Order=21(8−4) =2.
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