What is the order of stability of N 2 and its ions?

Chemistry · Class 11 · CBSE — Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure

1. N₂ > N₂⁺ = N₂^– > N₂^2–

2. N₂⁺ > N₂^– > N₂ > N₂^2–

3. N₂^– > N₂⁺ > N₂ > N₂^2–

4. N₂^2– > N₂^– = N₂⁺ > N₂

Answer

(A) N 2 > N 2 + = N 2 – > N 2 2–

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