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Chapter 10: Chemical Bonding I: Basic Concepts 443 destabilizing adjacent positive charges. The molecule is expected to be very reactive and hence hard to isolate. Nitrosyl azide Poor resonance forms (charge buildup)Good resonance forms (however, large charge separation) Best resonance forms (small distance between charge separation) N N N N O N N N N O N N N N O N N N N O N N N N O N N N N O N N N N ON N N N O N N N N O N N N N O Nitrosyl azide is a bent molecule. Based on the best two Lewis structures, we expect that the molecule is bent at the two leftmost nitrogen atoms (~ 115 6 + 20 6). 123. (M) Consider each molecule separately: B2F4: A total of 34 electrons. Neutral molecule. There are no formal charges in the molecule. Free rotation about single bond, with the possibility of all atoms being planar. There are no valid resonance forms. BB F F F F N2O4: A total of 34 electrons. Neutral molecule with formal charges. Free rotation about single bond, with the possibility of all atoms being planar. There are 3 valid resonance forms. NN O O O O C2O4 2 : A total of 34 electrons Must be the dianion where the formal charges add to the overall charge of the anion. Free rotation about single bond, with the possibility of all atoms being planar. There are 3 valid resonance forms. CC O O O O
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