How bond energy varies from N2— to N2+ and why?
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How bond energy varies from $N_2^{-}$ to $N_2^{+}$ and why?

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Bond energy of ${N}_2^{+}=$Bond energy of ${N}_2^{-}$. This is because they have the same bond order value of 2.5.

However, for ${N}_2$ bond order is 3 hence, it has higher bond energy than other two ions. Though considering the bond energies more precisely, ${N}_2^{-}$is slightly less stable and hence has less bond energy than ${N}_2^{+}$due to presence of greater number of electrons in the antibonding molecular orbitals in ${N}_2^{-}$.

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