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Why does NO2 dimerise.
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In NO2 structure there is an unpaired electron left on Nitrogen atom, so it is reactive it dimerises to pair up its electron and gains stability as N2O2.
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NO2 contains odd number of electrons .
the presence of odd electrons make it unstable
To acquire stability, it forms bond with another NO2 molecule and undergoes dimerization forming N2O4 molecule which has even number of electrons and is stable .
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