Question
Which of the species have same bond order and paramagnetic? Give reason.$\text{N}_2,\text{F}^+_2,\text{N}^-_2,\text{O}^-_2$
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Answer
$\text{F}^+_2$ and $\text{O}^-_2$ have same bond order, i.e. $\frac32$ because these are isoelectronic $\text{F}^+_2$ and $\text{O}^-_2$ are paramagnetic due to presence of unpaired electrons.
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