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In the dichromate dianion:

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four CrO bonds are equivalent.
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six CrO bonds are equivalent.
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all CrO bonds are equivalent.
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all CrO bonds are non-equivalent.
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Solution

The correct option is B six CrO bonds are equivalent.
The dichromate ion consist of two tetrahedral sharing a oxygen at the common cornor. The six terminal bonds have the same bond length due to resonance.
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