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A:tetracyanomethane B:carbondioxi...

A:tetracyanomethane B:carbondioxide
C:Benzene C:1,3-But-di-ene
Ratio of `sigma and pi` bonds is in order:

A

`A=BltCltD`

B

`A=BltDltC`

C

`A=B=C=D`

D

`CltCltAltB`

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To determine the ratio of sigma (σ) and pi (π) bonds in the given molecules (A: tetracyanomethane, B: carbon dioxide, C: benzene, D: 1,3-butadiene), we will analyze each molecule step by step. ### Step 1: Analyze Tetracyanomethane (A) - **Structure**: Tetracyanomethane has a central carbon atom bonded to four cyanide (−C≡N) groups. - **Bonds**: Each cyanide group has a triple bond (1 σ bond and 2 π bonds). - **Calculating Bonds**: - 4 cyanide groups contribute: - 4 σ bonds (1 from each triple bond) - 8 π bonds (2 from each triple bond) - **Total Bonds in A**: - Total σ bonds = 4 (from CN bonds) - Total π bonds = 8 (from CN bonds) - **Ratio**: \[ \text{Ratio (A)} = \frac{4 \text{ σ bonds}}{8 \text{ π bonds}} = \frac{4}{8} = 1 \] ### Step 2: Analyze Carbon Dioxide (B) - **Structure**: Carbon dioxide has a linear structure with the formula CO₂. - **Bonds**: Each carbon-oxygen bond is a double bond. - **Calculating Bonds**: - 2 double bonds contribute: - 2 σ bonds (1 from each double bond) - 2 π bonds (1 from each double bond) - **Total Bonds in B**: - Total σ bonds = 2 - Total π bonds = 2 - **Ratio**: \[ \text{Ratio (B)} = \frac{2 \text{ σ bonds}}{2 \text{ π bonds}} = \frac{2}{2} = 1 \] ### Step 3: Analyze Benzene (C) - **Structure**: Benzene has a cyclic structure with alternating double bonds (C₆H₆). - **Bonds**: Each carbon-carbon bond is a single bond or part of a double bond. - **Calculating Bonds**: - 6 C-H bonds contribute 6 σ bonds. - 3 double bonds contribute: - 3 σ bonds (1 from each double bond) - 3 π bonds (1 from each double bond) - **Total Bonds in C**: - Total σ bonds = 6 (C-H) + 3 (C-C) = 9 - Total π bonds = 3 - **Ratio**: \[ \text{Ratio (C)} = \frac{9 \text{ σ bonds}}{3 \text{ π bonds}} = \frac{9}{3} = 3 \] ### Step 4: Analyze 1,3-Butadiene (D) - **Structure**: 1,3-butadiene has a linear structure with two double bonds (C₄H₆). - **Bonds**: Each double bond contributes to both σ and π bonds. - **Calculating Bonds**: - 2 double bonds contribute: - 2 σ bonds (1 from each double bond) - 2 π bonds (1 from each double bond) - 2 additional σ bonds from the single bonds between the carbon atoms. - **Total Bonds in D**: - Total σ bonds = 4 (2 from double bonds + 2 from single bonds) - Total π bonds = 2 - **Ratio**: \[ \text{Ratio (D)} = \frac{4 \text{ σ bonds}}{2 \text{ π bonds}} = \frac{4}{2} = 2 \] ### Final Ratios Summary - A: 1 - B: 1 - C: 3 - D: 2 ### Order of Ratios The order of the ratio of σ to π bonds is: - A = B < D < C ### Final Answer The correct order of the ratio of sigma to pi bonds is: **A = B < D < C**
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