Answer:
The correct answer is option 1 "F(2-) "less than" C2(2+) "less than" O(2-) "less than" N(2-)".
Explanation:
Bond order is a term used in chemistry to identify the number of electrons involved in making the bonding between two or more atoms in a molecule. Bond order is equal to half the difference between the number of bonds in the atoms minus the number of antibonds. Therefore, the correct order of bond order from smallest to largest is as follows:
1. F(2-): equals to 0.5 (it has 8 bonds and 7 antibonds)
2. C2(2+): equals to 1 (it has 4 bonds and 2 antibonds)
3. O(2-): equals to 2 (it has 8 bonds and 4 antibonds)
4. N(2-): equals to 2.5 (it has 8 bonds and 3 antibonds)
Ionic compounds contain both cations and anions in a ratio that results in no net electrical charge
Answer:
the answer is B its the number of protons and neutrons
Answer:
moles, liter, concentration, and 6.0 mol/L
Explanation: