We need to find the molecule in which the ratio of lone pair of electrons to bond pair of electrons is:
\[
2:3.
\]
Consider nitrogen molecule:
\[
N_2.
\]
Nitrogen has atomic number \(7\), so its valence electronic configuration is:
\[
2s^2 2p^3.
\]
Each nitrogen atom has \(5\) valence electrons.
In \(N_2\), the two nitrogen atoms form a triple bond:
\[
N\equiv N.
\]
A triple bond contains:
\[
3
\]
bond pairs of electrons.
Each nitrogen atom still has one lone pair.
So total lone pairs in \(N_2\) are:
\[
2.
\]
Total bond pairs are:
\[
3.
\]
Therefore, the ratio is:
\[
\text{Lone pairs}:\text{Bond pairs}=2:3.
\]
Hence, the required molecule is:
\[
N_2.
\]