Explain the following: SF₆ is not easily hydrolysed.
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Explain the following: SF₆ is not easily hydrolysed.
Ans. SF6 Sulphur is surrounded by 6atoms whereas in SF4 it is by 4 atoms when we hydrolysed both compound then in case of SF6water molecules find very less gap to attack on central atom, hence it is not easily hydrolysed.
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Ans. SF6 Sulphur is surrounded by 6atoms whereas in SF4 it is by 4 atoms when we hydrolysed both compound then in case of SF6water molecules find very less gap to attack on central atom, hence it is not easily hydrolysed.
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