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For compounds ,
A : Tetracynoethene
B : Carbon dioxide
C: Benzene
D : 1 , 3-Butaidene .
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 compounds, we will analyze each compound step by step. ### Step 1: Analyze Tetracyanoethene (Compound A) 1. **Structure**: Tetracyanoethene has the formula C2(CN)4. It can be visualized as ethene (C=C) with four cyano (–C≡N) groups attached. 2. **Bonds**: - The double bond between the two carbon atoms contributes 1 σ bond and 1 π bond. - Each cyano group (–C≡N) contributes 1 σ bond and 2 π bonds. - Total from 4 cyano groups: 4 σ bonds and 8 π bonds. 3. **Total Count**: - Total σ bonds = 1 (from C=C) + 4 (from cyano groups) = 5 σ bonds. - Total π bonds = 1 (from C=C) + 8 (from cyano groups) = 9 π bonds. 4. **Ratio**: - Ratio of σ to π = 5:9. ### Step 2: Analyze Carbon Dioxide (Compound B) 1. **Structure**: Carbon dioxide (CO2) has a linear structure: O=C=O. 2. **Bonds**: - The double bond between carbon and each oxygen contributes 1 σ bond and 1 π bond. 3. **Total Count**: - Total σ bonds = 1 (from C=O) + 1 (from C=O) = 2 σ bonds. - Total π bonds = 1 (from C=O) + 1 (from C=O) = 2 π bonds. 4. **Ratio**: - Ratio of σ to π = 2:2 = 1:1. ### Step 3: Analyze Benzene (Compound C) 1. **Structure**: Benzene (C6H6) has a hexagonal structure with alternating double bonds. 2. **Bonds**: - Each C-H bond contributes 1 σ bond. - Each C=C bond contributes 1 σ bond and 1 π bond. 3. **Total Count**: - Total σ bonds = 6 (C-H) + 3 (C=C) = 9 σ bonds. - Total π bonds = 3 (from C=C). 4. **Ratio**: - Ratio of σ to π = 9:3 = 3:1. ### Step 4: Analyze 1,3-Butadiene (Compound D) 1. **Structure**: 1,3-Butadiene (C4H6) has the structure H2C=CH-CH=CH2. 2. **Bonds**: - Each double bond contributes 1 σ bond and 1 π bond. 3. **Total Count**: - Total σ bonds = 3 (C-C) + 4 (C-H) = 7 σ bonds. - Total π bonds = 2 (from two C=C). 4. **Ratio**: - Ratio of σ to π = 7:2. ### Summary of Ratios - Compound A (Tetracyanoethene): 5:9 - Compound B (Carbon Dioxide): 1:1 - Compound C (Benzene): 3:1 - Compound D (1,3-Butadiene): 7:2 ### Final Ratios in Order The ratios of σ to π bonds in order are: 1. Carbon Dioxide: 1:1 2. Benzene: 3:1 3. 1,3-Butadiene: 7:2 4. Tetracyanoethene: 5:9 ### Final Answer The order of the ratios of σ to π bonds for the compounds is: 1. Carbon Dioxide (1:1) 2. Benzene (3:1) 3. 1,3-Butadiene (7:2) 4. Tetracyanoethene (5:9) ---
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