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Factional bond orders exist for resonance structures.How are they calculated in a simple manner?
Asked by gayatri vee | 22 Jan, 2012, 11:12: AM
Expert Answer
A fractional bond order is possible in molecules and ions that have resonance structures. In the example of ozone, the bond order would be the average of a double bond and a single bond or 1.5 (3 divided by 2).
The same formula is applied to calculate the bond order. It is the value which tells about whole or fractional number.
Answered by | 22 Jan, 2012, 11:32: AM
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