Question
Linear structure is assumed by-
I)NCO–
II) CS2
III) NO2
IV)Solid BeH
- all four
- (II),(III)and(IV)
- (I),(II)and(III)
- (II)and(III)
The correct answer is: (I),(II)and(III)
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