bond order

[Sophia Dinh 1D]

what specifically about bond order should we know for the final?

[Nare Arakelian Dis 3E]

I think just a general sense of what it means in relation to bond strength and strength. So a bond order of 3, or a triple bond, is shorter and stronger than a bond order of 2, or a double bond

[Karyn How 1J]

I don’t think we need to know the specifics of bond order, I would recommend studying briefly if you’re unsure.

[Chetas Holagunda 3H]

I don't think this would be a topic on the final as we haven't really spent time to cover it but I would study the basics just to be safe.

[Reece Fong 2k]

Just know that bond order correlates to the relative bond strength (3-triple, 2 double, etc.) and you should be good on this topic

[Sonia Virk 2A]

I think we just need to know the general info so just the differences in bond length when using single, double, triple bonds and also how the size of the atoms affects bond length as well.

[Sarah Hong 2K]

I believe you should just know the relative strengths of single, double, and triple bonds. Single bonds are the longest and weakest, triple bonds are the shortest and strongest.

[Kristen Bansil 1G]

I am not too sure what exactly the final will cover in terms of bond order, but I believe it would be good to know relative bond strengths: single --> weakest, triple --> strongest, and other bonds such as dipole-dipole, van der Wal forces, and etc.