Chemical bond implies
- AAttraction
- BRepulsion
- CNeither attraction nor repulsion
- DBoth $(a)$ and $(b)$
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Match List-$I$ with List-$II$ and select the correct answer:
List-$I$ (Molecule / Species) List-$II$ $(P)$ $NO_2$ (Unpaired electron in) $(1)$ Vacant $p$-orbital involved in hybridization $(Q)$ $B_2H_6$ $(2)$ $sp^2$-orbital $(R)$ $ClO_3$ (Unpaired electron in) $(3)$ $sp^3$-orbital $(S)$ $CH_3^+$ $(4)$ $120^\circ$ Bond angle
| List-$I$ (Molecule / Species) | List-$II$ |
| $(P)$ $NO_2$ (Unpaired electron in) | $(1)$ Vacant $p$-orbital involved in hybridization |
| $(Q)$ $B_2H_6$ | $(2)$ $sp^2$-orbital |
| $(R)$ $ClO_3$ (Unpaired electron in) | $(3)$ $sp^3$-orbital |
| $(S)$ $CH_3^+$ | $(4)$ $120^\circ$ Bond angle |
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