@VaishakhSreekanthMenon I think you should use Bent's rule to conclude the O-N bond has more s character in NO2F than in NO2Cl which leads to greater ONO bond angle in the latter.
@Abcd oh...no man my luck is not grate I would rather assume all 8 going wrong , and also I don't trust myself I may have other question wrong too....so it will be pretty bad any ways , also I don't remember the paper , I mean I just forgot the paper all I remember is a maths question that I didn't solved
For a hypothetical rxn, $\ce{A + 3B -> P} , \Delta H = - \pu{2x kJ/mole of A}$ $\ce{M -> 2Q + R}, \Delta H = \pu{x kJ/mole of M} $ These rxns are carried simult. in a reactor such that the temperature is constant. If rate of disappearance of $\ce{B}$ is $\pu{y M sec^-1}$, then rate of formation of $\ce{Q}$ in $\pu{M sec^-1}$ is ?
