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For questions about chemical bonds (ionic/covalent/etc.), their properties (length, energy, angle, etc.) or their relation to other molecular properties (intermolecular forces/dipole moment/etc.). Do not confuse this tag with [lewis-structures], [dipole], [intermolecular-forces], etc.
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Unequal bond lengths of resonating bonds in dinitrogen trioxide
As the bond numbered (1) doesn't involve in resonance, it will have a bond order of two. Hence, the order of $\ce{N-O}$ bond lengths is (1)>(2)=(3). … Here is an image form Wikipedia showing the bond lengths and the bond angles in $\ce{N2O3}$,
So my question is why are the resonating bonds are of different lengths? …
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Can chloride donate an electron pair to silver(I)?
In reality, $\mathrm{AgCl}$ is an ionic compound, and there is no such coordinate covalent bond, so I'm a bit confused.
Yes, there is no dative bond between them. … So, the bond between $\mathrm{Ag^+}$ and $\mathrm{Cl^-}$ will be a simple ionic bond.
In simpler words, $\mathrm{Ag^+}$ is a lewis acid. $\mathrm{Cl^-}$ is a lewis base. …
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What theory accurately explains metallic bonding in beryllium?
Since beryllium is an alkaline earth metal, the bonds between beryllium atoms could be considered metallic and we can use molecular orbital theory (MOT) to explain metallic bonds in metals.
Consider m …
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