Why does no2 dimerises explain briefly
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Sia ? 6 years, 5 months ago
NO2 is an odd electron (7+2×8=23) molecule. In the valence shell, N has seven electrons and hence is stable. To become stable by having 8 number electrons in the valence shell, it undergoes dimerisation to form N2O4.
2NO2 ═ N2O4
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