Chemistry, asked by vaishnavi790, 1 year ago

Is (PI6)- ion exist ?

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Answered by Mrkhan27

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Answer:

No PI6 ion do not exist.

Explanation:

There are 2 reasons

1. Phosphorus is too small to hold 6 large Iodine atoms.

2. Due to it's less size the phosphorous is only limited to hold 3 atoms not 6

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