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Calculate the number of lone pairs on the central atom in if5 and xef2 and predict the shape on the basis of vsepr theory​

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Answered by nashwakvt5
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Answer:--1.IF5

central atom=I

lone pairs=1

shape=square pyramidal geometry

--2.xeF2

central atom=xe

lone pairs=3

shape=linear geometry

Explanation:in IF5 there are 5 bond pairs and one lone pair around central atom I.

-as per VSEPR theory, these bond stay as far as possible to decrease their mutual repulsion.

-that's why, they arrange in octahedral fashion. but, there is a lone pair in corner and the actual geometry of this molecule turns into square pyramidal.

--in xef2, there are 2 bond pairs and 3 lone pairs.

-as per VSPER theory they stay as far as possible to decrease mutual repulsion so they have to attain trigonal bipyramidal fashion.

-but ,to avoid lone pair -lonenpair 90° interactions, the 3 lone pairs occupy equatorial positions while there 2 bond Pairs occupy at axial positions.

-then the geometry turns to linear.

Answered by indhirareddy224
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Answer:

Answer:--1.IF5

central atom=I

lone pairs=1

shape=square pyramidal geometry

--2.xeF2

central atom=xe

lone pairs=3

shape=linear geometry

Explanation:

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