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bond order of na2 with formula and correct method

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Answered by Priyanshujd
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Answer:

Bond order is 1.

Because Na has 1valance electron.

so,Na2 has 2 valence electron.

it means one lone pair .

so,bond order is 1.

Answered by qwmagpies
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The bond order of Na_2 is 1.

Given: Na_2.

To find: We have to find the bond order.

Solution:

Na is an alkali metal having an atomic number 11.

The total number of electrons in Na_2 is 11+11=22.

The electronic configuration of Na_2 is given as-

 {\sigma1s}^{2}  {\sigma {1s}^{.} }^{2} {\sigma2s}^{2}  {\sigma {2s}^{.} }^{2} {\sigma2px}^{2}  {\pi 2py}^{2}   {\pi 2pz}^{2}  {\pi {2py}^{.} }^{2} {\pi {2pz}^{.} }^{2} {\sigma {2px}^{.} }^{2} {\sigma3s}^{2}

Thus it has a total of 14 electrons in bonding orbitals and 12 electrons in antibonding bandits.

Thus bond order will be-

 \frac{14 - 12}{2}  = 1

Bond order of Na_2 is 1.

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