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Hydrogen bond is the strongest in that molecules have a higher difference in electronegativity. Due to the small size of the oxygen atom, it has the highest electronegative character. So, H2O molecules will have the strongest hydrogen bonding

HCl, HI and H2Sdo not have hydrogen bonding between their atoms. So, H2O will have the strongest hydrogen bonding.

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(i) The molecule XeF4 has a square planar geometry and the bond lengths of all the fluoride atoms attached to xenon atoms are equal.

(ii) The molecule BF4 - has a tetrahedral geometry and the bond lengths of all the fluoride bonds attached to boron are equal.

(iii) In the molecule C2H4 all the bonds are not equal. The bond length of the double bond between the carbon atoms is 134 pm and the bond length of CH- is 110 pm.

(iv) The molecule SiF4 has a tetrahedral geometry and the bond lengths of all the fluoride atoms attached to silicon atoms are equal.

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The molecular orbital diagram of O22-,   π2Px and π2Py molecular orbitals are completely filled, which are partially filled in O2. These are no unpaired electrons. So,  O22-does not contain unpaired electrons.

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A double bond has one s bond and one π bond. In the above given structure 5π bonds are present. The s bonds are the additions of all the single bonds in the structure. There are 19s bonds in the above given structure.

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(i) The molecule of BH4 - has four bond pairs and zero lone pair of electrons, so it will be a tetrahedral molecule.

(ii) NH2 - has two bond pairs and two lone pairs of electrons on the nitrogen atom. So, it will have a bent geometry.

(iii) CO3 2- has three bond pairs and no lone pairs of electrons on carbon atoms. So, it will have a trigonal planar geometry.

(iv) H3O+ has three bond pairs and one lone pair of electrons on oxygen atoms. So, it has a pyramidal geometry.

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The number of bond pairs on the nitrogen atom of NO3-  are 4 and the structure of - NO3 does not have any lone pairs of electrons. The structure of  NO3- molecule is:

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In a polyatomic molecule or an ion, the formal charge of an atom is defined as the difference between the valence electrons present in that atom and the number of electrons assigned to that atom in the Lewis structure.

Formal charge = No. of valence electrons - (No. of lone pair + 1 2 N b e l e c t r o n s )

Formal Charge = 6 - 6 + 1 2 * 2

Formal Charge = -1

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The size and the electronegativity are the main factors on which the strength of a compound depends on. As the size of the atom decreases, the electronegativity increases and thus the hydrogen-bonding becomes stronger. Thus, the strength of hydrogen-bonding in the given compounds is: H2O > HF > NH3

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The hybrid orbitals of nitrogen in the given species will be confirmed by knowing the hybridization. In  NO2+ the central nitrogen atom is sp hybridized as it has a linear shape. The molecule NO3- is sp2  due to the presence of one lone pair of electrons on a nitrogen atom and hence having a bent geometry. The molecule NH4+ is sp3  hybridized having a tetrahedral geometry.

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The dipole moment of the molecule depends on the difference in the electronegativity of the atoms present in the structure. The dipole moment of CO2 is 0, HI is 0.38, H2O is 1.84 and SO2 is 1.62.

As the oxygen atom is highly electronegative and hydrogen is least electronegative, the difference in electronegativity will be the highest for water molecules. Therefore, water molecules will have the highest dipole moment.

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