MCQ
Of the following, which has three electron bond in its structure
- ANitrous oxide
- ✓Nitric oxide
- CDinitrogen trioxide
- DNitrogen pentoxide
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Nitric oxide
b
Accordingly to the structure given above, three electron bond can only be present in either Nitric Oxide or Nitrogen Dioxide. But it is a fact that Nitrogen Dioxide $\left( NO _2\right)$ exist in dimeric form with one $N$ - $N$ bond whereas $NO$ exist in monomeric form.
Accordingly to the structure given above, three electron bond can only be present in either Nitric Oxide or Nitrogen Dioxide. But it is a fact that Nitrogen Dioxide $\left( NO _2\right)$ exist in dimeric form with one $N$ - $N$ bond whereas $NO$ exist in monomeric form.
So, Nitric Oxide has one $3$-electron bond in i's structure.
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