MCQ
Which of the following statements is incorrect?
  • A
    The bond angle follows the order

    $CH _{4}> NH _{3}> H _{2} O > H _{2} S$

  • The bond order follows the order

    $O _{2}^{+}> O _{2}> O _{2}^{-}> O _{2}^{2-}$

  • C
    Strength of $'H'$ bond follows the order

    $HF > H _{2} O > NH _{3}> HCl$

  • D
    Of $\overline{ O }- C \equiv \stackrel{+}{ O }$, $O = C = O,$ the structures,$\overline{ O }- C \equiv \stackrel{+}{ O }$ is most stable structure

Answer

Correct option: B.
The bond order follows the order

$O _{2}^{+}> O _{2}> O _{2}^{-}> O _{2}^{2-}$

b
$\overline{ O }- C \equiv \stackrel{+}{ O }$, $O = C = O$ બંધારણમાં $\overline{ O }- C \equiv \stackrel{+}{ O }$ એક વઘુ સ્થાયી બંધારણ છે.

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