The common features among the species CN⁻, CO and NO⁺
are
(a) bond order three and isoelectronic
(b) bond order three and weak field ligands
(c) isoelectronic and weak field ligands
(d) None of these
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none of these
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The common features among the species CN⁻, CO and NO⁺ are None of these.
Explanation:
CN⁻
- Its bond is covalent.
- In organic chemistry there is more abundant bonds.
- There is five valence electron in nitrogen. Trivalent in amines, and two electrons remains to form lone pair.
- It has 14 electrons where carbon has 6, nitrogen has 7 and 1 negative charge is added.
- Its bond order is 3.
CO
- It contains triple bond.
- It is the strong covalent bond.
- The carbon contributes 2 electrons and oxygen contributes 6 electrons.
- It is the triple bond which contains 1 sigma bond and 2 pi bonds.
- It contains 14 electrons, here carbon has 6, and oxygen has 8.
- Its bond order is 3.
NO⁺
- It is triple bond formed between nitrogen and oxygen which is a pair of two, each atom has one. Here octet rule is followed.
- It contains 14 electrons, here nitrogen has 7 and oxygen has 8 then 1 positive charge is subtracted.
- Its bond order is 3.
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