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Why doesn't ozone have two double bonds or a coordinate bond and a covalent bond i.e there is a lone pair electron in O2 which can be shared with the free radical.?
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∙ 15y ago
Pauli exclusion principle limits how the two "outside" oxygens can be bonded. And the "third" electron that the center oxygen is required to donate takes a lot of energy... another one would require even more (making it even more likely to sever). Note that the two outer oxygenss spend a little time each with only a single shared electron, simply swapping the extra electron around...
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∙ 15y ago
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∙ 15y agocoordinate covalent bond is found in a molecule of ozone, O3. Here oxygen atom coordinates a non-bonding electron pair on an oxygen molecule to produce ozone.
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