Part B ls the nitrogen-oxygen bond in NO+ longer, shorter, or the same length as

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Part B ls the nitrogen-oxygen bond in NO+ longer, shorter, or the same length as the nitrogen-oxygen bond in NO? Complete the explanation. Match the words in the left column to the appropriate blanks in the sentences on the right. Reset Help single bond shorter triple bond double bond longer NO No+ The bond in the N atom has an incomplete octet and the N-O bond is formally a odd electron has been lost and the N-O bond is a atoms, a double bond is is longer than the bond in In the neutral NO molecule, In NO+, the For the same pair of bonded than a triple bond. Submit Request Answer

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The bond N--O in NO is longer than the bond in NO+ . In the neutral NO molecule, the N atom has incomplete octec and N--O bond is formally a double bond. In NO+ ,the odd electron has been lost is a triple bond. for the same pair of bonded atoms, a double bond is longer than a triple bond.

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