MCQ
In the dichromate dianion
  • A
    $4\,Cr - O$ bonds are equivalent
  • $6\,Cr - O$ bonds are equivalent
  • C
    All $Cr - O$ bonds are equivalent
  • D
    All $Cr - O$ bonds are non-equivalent

Answer

Correct option: B.
$6\,Cr - O$ bonds are equivalent
(b) Dichromate dianion has following structure

${\left[ {O \leftarrow \mathop {\mathop {Cr}\limits_ \downarrow ^ \uparrow }\limits_O^O - O - \mathop {\mathop {Cr}\limits_ \downarrow ^ \uparrow }\limits_O^O \to O} \right]^{2 - }}$

$6,$ $Cr - O$ bonds are equivalent.

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