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Which pair of species doesn.t exist ?

A

`B_(2)`

B

`Be_(2)`

C

`Li_(2)`

D

`H_(2)^(+)`

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To determine which pair of species does not exist, we need to analyze the bond order of each species. The bond order is calculated using the formula: \[ \text{Bond Order} = \frac{\text{Number of Bonding Electrons} - \text{Number of Antibonding Electrons}}{2} \] A species will not exist if its bond order is zero or negative. Let's evaluate each species given in the question. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Evaluate V2:** - **Electronic Configuration:** For V2, the electronic configuration is 1s² 2s² 2p². - **Bonding and Antibonding Electrons:** - Bonding: 1s² (2 electrons), 2s² (2 electrons), 2p (2 electrons, 1 in each of the two degenerate pi orbitals). - Antibonding: None. - **Bond Order Calculation:** - Bonding Electrons = 6 (2 from 1s + 2 from 2s + 2 from 2p) - Antibonding Electrons = 0 - Bond Order = (6 - 0) / 2 = 3 - **Conclusion:** V2 exists. 2. **Evaluate BE2:** - **Electronic Configuration:** For BE2, the electronic configuration is 1s² 2s². - **Bonding and Antibonding Electrons:** - Bonding: 1s² (2 electrons), 2s² (2 electrons). - Antibonding: 1s² (2 electrons), 2s² (2 electrons). - **Bond Order Calculation:** - Bonding Electrons = 4 (2 from 1s + 2 from 2s) - Antibonding Electrons = 4 (2 from 1s* + 2 from 2s*) - Bond Order = (4 - 4) / 2 = 0 - **Conclusion:** BE2 does not exist. 3. **Evaluate Li2:** - **Electronic Configuration:** For Li2, the electronic configuration is 1s² 2s². - **Bonding and Antibonding Electrons:** - Bonding: 1s² (2 electrons), 2s (1 electron). - Antibonding: None. - **Bond Order Calculation:** - Bonding Electrons = 3 (2 from 1s + 1 from 2s) - Antibonding Electrons = 0 - Bond Order = (3 - 0) / 2 = 1.5 - **Conclusion:** Li2 exists. 4. **Evaluate H2+:** - **Electronic Configuration:** For H2+, the electronic configuration is 1s¹. - **Bonding and Antibonding Electrons:** - Bonding: 1s (1 electron). - Antibonding: None. - **Bond Order Calculation:** - Bonding Electrons = 1 - Antibonding Electrons = 0 - Bond Order = (1 - 0) / 2 = 0.5 - **Conclusion:** H2+ exists. ### Final Conclusion: The species that does not exist is **BE2**.
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