Chemistry, asked by prashant2428, 1 year ago

nitrogen cannot from pentahalids.explain

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Answered by samangonzalez7

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Nitrogen cannot form pentahalides because it does not have any d ortbital electrons to form pentavalent species like Nitrogen pentahalides.

Answered by Ankitverma05

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Due to absence of d-orbital nitrogen can not form pentahalide

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