Covalent Bonding in H2, N2 and O2
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Why is phosphorus written as ?
How many valence electron does oxygen contain? How many electrons will it share with another oxygen atom?
Valence electron of oxygen is 4 and each oxygen atom will share only 2 valence electrons to make a bond with another oxygen.
Valence electron of oxygen is 4 and each oxygen atom will share only 1 valence electron to make a bond with another oxygen atom.
Valence electron of oxygen is 6 and each oxygen atom will share 4 valence electrons to make a double bond with another oxygen atom.
Valence electron of oxygen is 6 and each oxygen atom will share 2 valence electrons to make a bond.
Why is a double bond stronger than a single bond?
- three
- two
- one
- four
Arrange the strength of single bond, double bond and triple bond in increasing order.
Double bond > Single bond > Triple bond
Triple bond = Single bond = Double bond
Triple bond < Double bond < Single bond
Triple bond > Double bond > Single bond
- Because hydrogen is in the gaseous state.
- Because hydrogen can accommodate a maximum of 2 electrons in its valence shell.
- Because hydrogen is a metal.
- The question is wrong. Hydrogen obeys the octet rule.
Atomic number of nitrogen is 7. What can be inferred from this?
Nitrogen will share 3 electrons to form a diatomic molecule.
Nitrogen will form 2 bonds with another nitrogen molecule and attain octet configuration.
Nitrogen will share only 2 electrons to form a diatomic molecule.
Nitrogen atom doesn't share electron as its octet is complete.
Explain by drawing a geometric diagram, how a sodium atom forms a sodium ion
Nitric oxide violates the octet rule because __________.
It has more than 8 electrons around the nitrogen atom.
Both its atoms have negative formal charges.
It forms a double bond instead of a single bond.
It has an unpaired electron.
Why are Oxygen and Hydrogen Diatomic?
Identify the radical associated with -3 valency ?
Peroxide
Nitrite
Oxide
Nitride
- Low electron affinity of both the atoms
- Low ionization energies of both the atoms
- High electronegativities of both the atoms
- High electronegativity difference between the participating atoms
Give examples of covalent compounds which contain :
(a) One unshared pair of electron (b) Two unshared pairs of electrons.
When Hydrogen atoms combine with carbon atoms to form methane,
Write the electron dot structure for the following compound: .
A molecule of _____ (hydrogen/ ammonia/ nitrogen) contains a triple bond.
(a) Single bond
(b) Double bond
(c) Triple Bond
A compound having one lone pair of electrons:
Water
Methane
Ammonia
Hydrogen sulphide
All elements combine to obey octet rule except hydrogen. Why?
Because hydrogen is in gaseous state.
Because hydrogen can accommodate a maximum of 2 electrons in its first shell.
Because hydrogen is metal.
No, the question is wrong. Hydrogen obeys the octet rule.
- Three single bonds
- A double bond and a single bond
- A triple bond
- A double bond
- Because hydrogen is in gaseous state.
- Because hydrogen can accommodate a maximum of 2 electrons in its first shell.
- No, the question is wrong. Hydrogen obeys octet rule
- Because hydrogen is metal