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Question 10 For the species NO, NO₂, NO3, what is the correct order of decreasing N-O bond length? ONO3 > NO₂ > NO* NO₂ > NO > NO3 NO₂ > NO3> NO+ NO3> NO > NO₂ NO > NO3 > NO₂™

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Chapter8: Bonding: General Concepts

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