why bond dissociation energy of co is greater than n2
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The contribution of the π bonding in CO is larger (49.2%) than in N2 (34.3%). The reason why CO has a stronger bond than N2 is the significantly weaker Pauli repulsion in CO. The electrostatic character of the bonding in BF is slightly larger (32.0%) than in CO and N2.
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