NEETChemistryChemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
Why is a single Lewis structure often inadequate for representing a molecule?
Options
- ABecause it doesn't consider the number of atoms in the molecule.
- BBecause it doesn't consider the bond enthalpy of the molecule.
- CBecause it doesn't consider the experimentally determined parameters of the molecule.
- DBecause it doesn't consider the electron configuration of the molecule.
Correct answer
C. Because it doesn't consider the experimentally determined parameters of the molecule.
Step-by-step solution
A single Lewis structure is often inadequate for representing a molecule in conformity with its experimentally determined parameters.