The relative stabilities of N2, N2+ and N2- are 1 N2 N2+=N2- 2 N2= N2+ N2- 3 - Chemistry - The p-Block Elements

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The relative stabilities of N2, N2 + and N2 - are 1 N2> N2 +=N2 - 2 N2= N2 +>N2 - 3 N2< N2 +=N2 - 4 N2= N2 +

Kirti Gogia · Accepted Answer

The correct answer is 1) N2 >
N2+ = N2-
Bond order in N2 is 3, while in both
N2+ and N2- the bond
order is 2 5 More is the bond order, more is the stability Hence,
N2 is more stable than N2+ and
N2-, which have same bond order

The relative stabilities of N2, N2 + and N2 - are 1. N2> N2 +=N2 - 2. N2= N2 +>N2 - 3. N2< N2 +=N2 - 4. N2= N2 +<N2 -

The relative stabilities of N₂, N₂ ⁺ and N₂ ^- are

1. N₂> N₂ ⁺=N₂ ^-

2. N₂= N₂ ⁺>N₂ ^-

3. N₂< N₂ ⁺=N₂ ^-

4. N₂= N₂ ⁺<N₂ ^-