Due to back bonding observed dipole moment of whole molecules is found to be different than expected dipole moment
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Firstly, we should know about what really is backbonding! (Base/concept should be clear about it.
Backbonding is the sharing of electrons between an atomic orbital on one atom with an antibonding π* orbital on another atom.You see backbonding in the formation of metal-carbonyl compounds such as Ni(CO)₄.
Backbonding is the sharing of electrons between an atomic orbital on one atom with an antibonding π* orbital on another atom.You see backbonding in the formation of metal-carbonyl compounds such as Ni(CO)₄.
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