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bond order for phosphate​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Bond order is equal to Total no of Bonds ( sigma as well as pi) in different resonating structures between any 2 atoms in a molecule/ Total no of resonating structures. In case of PO43- Bond order= 5/4= 1.25. Note: 5 is the total no of sigma and pi between P and O. 4 is the total no of resonating structures.

Answered by nukulkumawat0
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Explanation:

Bond order is equal to Total no of Bonds in different resonating structures between any 2 atoms in a molecule.

in case of PO43- Bond order= 5/4= 1.25

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