Chemistry, asked by raoankit4554, 1 year ago

lithium does not show back bonding why????????

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Answered by vaishnavee2
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For black bonding an atom must have lone pair and another atom must aslo have vacant orbital in its valence shell.

But lithium doesn't have these properties

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Answered by amritanshu6
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As we know that electronegativity substituents exhibit greater π backbonding.
Therefore, strong π backbonding ligands are tetrafluoroethylene and so on.

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