Classify these diatomic molecules as diamagnetic or paramagnetic: O2, F2, B2, C2, N2
The concept related in solving the problem is based on magnetic properties of the diatomic molecules. Magnetism origin lies in the spin motion and orbital of the electrons and also the interaction of electrons with each other. Thus, magnetism types are determined on the basis of the behavior of materials in the presence of magnetic fields.
All the matter is considered to be magnetic. A system’s magnetic moment measures the direction and strength of its magnetism. The materials magnetic behavior is classified into many types like ferromagnetism, paramagnetic, diamagnetism, anti-ferromagnetism and ferrimagnetism.
The diamagnetic molecules or materials are those materials, which possess negative and weak susceptibility to the fields that are magnetic. In response to the magnetic field the diamagnetic molecules are repelled. Therefore, there is non-retaining of magnetic properties when, there is removal of external field. Here, there is absence of permanent magnetic moment per atom (net) because there are paired electrons.
The paramagnetic molecules or materials are those which possess positive and small susceptibility to the fields that are magnetic. These materials are attracted to the magnetic fields slightly. Therefore, there is non-retaining of magnetic properties when, there is removal of external field. Here, there are electrons that are unpaired.
The molecules that are paramagnetic in nature are and as they have two unpaired electrons. The diamagnetic molecules are , and as all their electrons are paired.
Ans:The paramagnetic molecules are and whereas, the diamagnetic molecules are , and .
Classify these diatomic molecules as diamagnetic or paramagnetic: O2, F2, B2, C2, N2
Question 1) By drawing molecular orbital diagrams for B2, C2,
N2, O2, and F2, predict which of these homonuclear diatomic
molecules are magnetic.
Question 2) Based on the molecular orbital diagram for NO, which
of the following electronic configurations and statements are most
correct?
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