Question

Cyanogen is known as a pseudohalogen because it has some properties similar to

halogens. It is composed of two CN's joined together. Do the two CN's join through the carbon

or the nitrogen (i. e., C – N –N – C or N – C – C – N)?

Answer 1

I think they join through C bcz catenation property of C is better than N

Answer 2

the will join like this :

N- C- C- N

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