The Bonding Pattern of Nitrogen with a Formal Charge of +1

question 85

Multiple Choice

The bonding pattern of nitrogen with a formal charge of +1 could be described as:

• A)One lone pair of electrons and three bonds
• B)Two lone pairs of electrons and two bonds
• C)Three lone pairs of electrons and one bond
• D)Zero lone pairs of electrons and three bonds
• E)Zero lone pairs of electrons and four bonds

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