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Please help, how does bond order correspond to phase. I am asked to use the drawing of MO energy diagram to predict the bond order of [Be2]+ and [Be2]−, which I have done, and I determined that the bond order of [Be2]+ is (+1/2). But then I am asked if I expect [Be2]+ to exist in the gas phase and I do not know how to determine this. thanks...
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Since the bond order is positive, then it should be expected to exist in the gas phase. That might seem simple, but I'm pretty sure that's all they're looking for.
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