ClF3 exist but fcl3 does not why
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Hello dear friend,
The querry u asked about , can be understood in the sense that:
See as u can understand the electronegativity of fluorine is more than chlorine.
It also has absence of "d" orbital in its outer shell , so its completely impossible for it to hold two more chlorines . Whereas chlorine has a vacant "3d" orbital in that it can hold the fluorine. This is how formula is made.
Hope this helps !! thankyou & goodluck! :)
The querry u asked about , can be understood in the sense that:
See as u can understand the electronegativity of fluorine is more than chlorine.
It also has absence of "d" orbital in its outer shell , so its completely impossible for it to hold two more chlorines . Whereas chlorine has a vacant "3d" orbital in that it can hold the fluorine. This is how formula is made.
Hope this helps !! thankyou & goodluck! :)
Manpreetkaur1111:
thanks so much
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