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प्रश्न
The two O−O bond lengths in the ozone molecule are equal.
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उत्तर
In ozone, the three oxygen atoms are arranged to form a bent shaped structure. The central oxygen atom makes a single bond with one of the terminal oxygen atoms and a double bond with the other terminal oxygen atom. But the ππ electrons of double bond are delocalised over all the three oxygen atoms. Due to which the single and the double bond are not entirely pure but are the resonance hybrids of single and double bond respectively, giving rise to the O−O bond distance as the average bond distance of the single and double bond.
The resonance structure of the ozone is given below:
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