Chemistry, asked by sun3natiw8arabhi, 1 year ago

URGENT! why phosphorous shows catenation ?

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Answered by krtkarora378

PHOSPHORUS SHOWS CATENATION BECAUSE IT FORMS A SINGLE P-P BOND WHILE NITROGEN ON THE OTHER HAND FORMS A TRIPLE BOND .HENCE THE BOND DISSASSCOATION ENTHALPY OF PHOSPHORUS IS LESS THAN THAT OF NITROGEN.THEREFORE IT SHOWS THE PROPERTY OF CATENATION.

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