MCQ
The angular shape of ozone molecule $(O_3)$ consists of
  • A
    $1\sigma$ and $1\pi$ bond
  • $2\sigma$ and $1\pi$ bond
  • C
    $1\sigma$ and $2\pi$ bonds
  • D
    $2\sigma$ and $2\pi$ bonds

Answer

Correct option: B.
$2\sigma$ and $1\pi$ bond
b
In case of single bond, there is only one $\sigma$ -bond, in case of double bond, there is one $\sigma$ and one $\pi$ -bonds while in case of triple bond, there is one $\sigma$ and two $\pi$ -bonds. Thus angular shape of ozone $\left(O_{3}\right)$ contains $2 \sigma$ and $1 \pi$ bond

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