The maximum number of atoms that can be in one plane in the molecule p-nitrobenzonitrile are

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The maximum number of atoms that can be in one plane in the molecule p-nitrobenzonitrile are (A) 6 (B) 12 (C) 13 (D) 15

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<img class="img-fluid question-image" alt="image" src="https://cdn.tardigrade.in/img/question/physics/4c66c6f8ea9d1d3a301bc2cff6ae2bae-.png" /> All atoms are on the same plane as all central atoms are either s p2 or sp hybridised ∴ total number of atoms on same plane ⇒ C 6 H 4+ NO 2+ CN =15

Q. The maximum number of atoms that can be in one plane in the molecule $p$ -nitrobenzonitrile are

6

12

13

15

All atoms are on the same plane as all central atoms are either $s p^{2}$ or sp hybridised
$∴$ total number of atoms on same plane
$\Rightarrow C_{6} H_{4} + N O_{2} + CN = 15$

Q. The maximum number of atoms that can be in one plane in the molecule p-nitrobenzonitrile are

6

12

13

15

All atoms are on the same plane as all central atoms are either sp2 or sp hybridised ∴ total number of atoms on same plane ⇒C6​H4​+NO2​+CN=15

Q. The maximum number of atoms that can be in one plane in the molecule $p$ -nitrobenzonitrile are

All atoms are on the same plane as all central atoms are either $s p^{2}$ or sp hybridised
$∴$ total number of atoms on same plane
$\Rightarrow C_{6} H_{4} + N O_{2} + CN = 15$