i need the answer quickly Bartleby solutionKH:Photo110Which of the following bonds is theSTRONGEST (NO) bond?(1) N=O (2)N=O (3) N-OO 13.All have equal strengthO 2( Ni2+ ) has the following electronconfigurationO [Ar] 4s1O [Ar] 4s1 3d9O [Ar] 3d10O [Ar] 3d8

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Which of the following bonds is the STRONGEST (NO) bond? (1) N=O (2) N=O (3) N-0 O 1 О з All have equal strength O 2 ( Ni2+ ) has the following electron configuration O [Ar] 4s1

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Photo
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Which of the following bonds is the
STRONGEST (NO) bond?
(1) N=O (2)N=O (3) N-O
O 1
3.
All have equal strength
O 2
( Ni2+ ) has the following electron
configuration
O [Ar] 4s1
O [Ar] 4s1 3d9
O [Ar] 3d10
O [Ar] 3d8

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