Question

Which of the following has the bonds listed in the order of increasing bond energy?

A. N≡N, N = N, N − N
B. N≡N, N − N, N = N
C. N − N, N = N, N≡N
D. N = N, N − N, N≡N
E. N = N, N≡N, N − N

Answer 1

The correct option is C. N − N, N = N, N≡N.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct answer is option C. N − N, N = N, N≡N.

The order of increasing bond energy can be determined by understanding the strength of the bonds. In general, a triple bond is stronger than a double bond, which is stronger than a single bond.

In option C, the first bond is a single bond (N − N), the second bond is a double bond (N = N), and the third bond is a triple bond (N≡N). Therefore, this option represents the bonds listed in the order of increasing bond energy.