Why is N-N bond weaker than …
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Naveen Sharma 8 years, 10 months ago
Ans. Nitrogen does not have D orbitals whereas Phosphorus on the other hand can expand itself into the d-orbital and thus can share all 5 of it's outer shell electrons.Also Due to small size of Nitrogen, there is a lot of inter-electronic repulsion. So the N-N single bond is very weak.
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