Question

hybridisation of Al2(oh)6​

Answer 1

Consider the structure of Al

2

Me

6

compound and find the value of

z

x−y

, where:

x= Maximum number of atoms that can lie in plane having terminal (Al−Me) bonds.

y= Total number of 3c−2e

−

bonds.

z= Total number of atoms that are sp

3

hybridized.

HARD

ANSWER

Have 2 3C−2e bonds ( y = 2 )

Number of atoms lying on a plane having terminal are = ( x = 10 )

Number of sp

3

hybridised atoms are = ( z = 8 )

So value of

z

x−y

=

8

10−2

=1

Answer 2

Answer:

Hybridization of Aluminium is Sp^3 d^2.

[Al (H2O)6)]^+3. In this compound the valency of aluminium "Al" is +3. At normal conditions Aluminium can not exit with valency more than 3.

Explanation:

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