about this Using MO Theory to Explain Bond Properties FOLLOW-UP PROBLEM 11.4 Enter your search ter Determine the bond orders for the following species: Cl,²,, Cl,', Cl2, Cl,+, Cl,2+. Cl2 Cl2+ Cl,2+ Cl,2- Cl, bond order List the species in order of increasing bond energy and in order of increasing bond length. (If the species is unstable, consider the bond energy infinitely small and the bond length infinitely long. ) O cl, - O C1,2- O C,2- O Cl, 2- O Cl, 2- O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O C2 O Cl2 O Cl2 HINTS O l2 Cl2 bond O Cl2* Getting Started energy O Cl2+ O Cl + O Cl2* O Cl,2+ I'm Stuck O cl,2+ O c22+ Cl,2+ Cl, 2+ O C, 2- O C, ?- O C, - O C, 2- O cl, 2- O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O C2 bond length O Cl,+ O Cl2+ O Cl2+ O Cl2+ O C,2+ O C,2+ O C,2+ O C,2+ O C,2+

about this Using MO Theory to Explain Bond Properties FOLLOW-UP PROBLEM 11.4 Enter your search ter Determine the bond orders for the following species: Cl,²,, Cl,', Cl2, Cl,+, Cl,2+. Cl2 Cl2+ Cl,2+ Cl,2- Cl, bond order List the species in order of increasing bond energy and in order of increasing bond length. (If the species is unstable, consider the bond energy infinitely small and the bond length infinitely long. ) O cl, - O C1,2- O C,2- O Cl, 2- O Cl, 2- O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O C2 O Cl2 O Cl2 HINTS O l2 Cl2 bond O Cl2* Getting Started energy O Cl2+ O Cl + O Cl2* O Cl,2+ I'm Stuck O cl,2+ O c22+ Cl,2+ Cl, 2+ O C, 2- O C, ?- O C, - O C, 2- O cl, 2- O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O Cl2 O C2 bond length O Cl,+ O Cl2+ O Cl2+ O Cl2+ O C,2+ O C,2+ O C,2+ O C,2+ O C,2+

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FOLLOW-UP PROBLEM 11.4
Using MO Theory to Explain Bond Properties
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Determine the bond orders for the following species: Cl,2-, Cl2, Cl2, Cl2+, Cl,2+.
Cl 2-
Cl,
Cl2
Cl2+
Cl,2+
bond
order
List the species in order of increasing bond energy and in order of increasing bond length. (If
the species is unstable, consider the bond energy infinitely small and the bond length infinitely
long. )
O Cl,2-
O C2-
O Cl,2-
O Cl,2-
Cl2
O Cl,
O Cl2-
Cl2
bond
O C2
O l2
O C2
O Cl2
O C2
HINTS
energy
O Ch+
Getting
Started
I'm Stuck
Cl,
O Cl *
O c1,2+
O Cl, 2+
O Cl,2+
O Cl,2+
O C,
O Cl,²-
O Cl,2
Cl,2-
O Cl,2-
O Cl,-
O C),
O C)-
O Clz
O Cl,
bond length
O C2
O Cl2
O C2
O C2
O Cl,+
O Cl, 2+
O Cl2+
O Cl +
O Cl2+
O Cl2+
O C,2+
O C,2+
O cl, 2+
O Cl, 2+
O O

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