Question

Electrons in lone pair occupy more space than electron in bond pair? justify​

Answer 1

Answer:yes that's true

Explanation:

Its because lone pair is attracted by only 1 nucleus while bond pair is attracted by 2 nuclei

Answer 2

Answer:

I hope it's helpful

Explanation:

Lone pairs are located in orbitals that are more spherical than the orbitals in which bonding electrons reside. So, lone pairs of electrons take up more space than bonding electrons because they are only attracted by one nucleus, which implies that they more spread out at a shorter distance from that nucleus.