IF7 is polar or non-polar molecule?
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pentagonal bipyramidal. This shape and the change in electronegativity makes the molecule non-polar
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is a non-polar molecule.
- In , iodine consists of seven valence electrons and all of them are occupied or bonded with seven electrons of the fluorine atoms.
- As iodine is a halogen with 7 electrons in the outermost shell which indicates that iodine is left with no electron and thus has no lone pair of electrons.
- A pentagonal bipyramidal shape is represented when there are zero lone pairs and seven bond pairs and when the iodine is hybridized.
- The angle formed between the planar fluorine bonds and the axial bonds are 72° and 180° respectively.
- have a very complex shape (pentagonal bipyramidal shape) and its dipole moment is either zero or close to it and thus, is non-polar molecule.
Hence, is a non-polar molecule.
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