Chemistry · Chemical Bonding
Among the given statements about the structure of NH3 and H3O+, which one is INCORRECT?
- 1All N-H bonds in NH3 are equal in length and strength
- 2All O-H bonds in H3O+ are equal in length and strength
- 3N in NH3 and O in H3O+ both involve sp3 hybridization
- 4The number of lone pairs of electrons on N atom is only one, but it is two in the case of O in H3O+✓
Correct answer
The number of lone pairs of electrons on N atom is only one, but it is two in the case of O in H3O+
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