#d-block dichromate, Amines statement MCQ
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Just a sec, how are there only 6 Cr-O bonds in dichromate?
Six are equal for sure though
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I'm pretty sure nitrogen dioxide ain't being released from an organic reaction
ncert is wack, man
oh wait nitrous acid is just HNO2 lmao
yeah you'll just get alcohol and nitrogen
(C) is wrong for 6th @empty berry
Yeah, it's the Liebermann nitroso test(?)
Oh acha ha i got confused in NO2 and N2
Hehe my bad
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But 5 is c right?
Ans given is c yes but isn't b supposed to be correct?
Because the Cr-O-Cr linkage is gonna be different length i reckon
Because it's not in resonance like the rest
sorry why is Cr-O-Cr not just two other Cr-O bonds
Cause there are six Cr-O bonds which are equivalent and the two bridging bonds are diff right?
when they say "Cr-O" bonds i count the center bridge as 2 of them
am i not supposed to do that
This is what my teacher made me write if this helps
Oh sorry i meant b
I didn't see the options
Yes I think those are just two Cr-O bonds i guess idk it's confusing
All are not equal
no nevermind those two do get counted
Exactly 6 of them are equal
Yes but the book says option c
hence why the answer is "6" and not "all"
Here is the explanation of book
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It's wrong.
That's what I think might be an error in book
i think technically the center O can participate in resonance, but it just wont
because why would oxygen want a positive charge
Yes
also the Cr=O(+) is different from Cr=O
should i mark this as solved @empty berry ?
I think yes thank you so much, ig it's just an error in book
complete trolling
Thanks again @astral latch @frigid wave
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