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Explain the hybridization involved in Sf6 molecules​

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Answered by jadhavtushar088
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The orbitals involved are 3s, 3py, 3py, 3pz and 3dx2–y2 and 3dz2. During the formation of SF6, the sulphur atom which is the central atom in its ground state will have 3s23p4 configuration. ... Further, the sp3d2 hybrid orbitals overlap with a 2p orbital of fluorine, and they form the S-F bond.

Geometry: Octahedral

Bond Angle: 90o

Name of the Molecule: Sulphur Hexafluoride

Hybridization Type: sp3d2

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