Consider the MO diagram below for these diatomic species. Rank the following diatomic molecules in order of bond length (from smallest to largest). Op A) BN* < BN < BN Op B) BN¯ < BN < BN* Tp C) BN < BN < BN* Os D) BN¯ < BN* < BN Os

Consider the MO diagram below for these diatomic species. Rank the following diatomic molecules in order of bond length (from smallest to largest). Op A) BN* < BN < BN Op B) BN¯ < BN < BN* Tp C) BN < BN < BN* Os D) BN¯ < BN* < BN Os

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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