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number of covalent bonds present in SF6 molecule​

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Answered by mayank200530
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As Daniel Berger stated, there is no involvement of d orbitals in hypervalent compounds such as SF6. Instead, the bonding is described by resonance between several ionized canonical structures.

Answered by Jasleen0599
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The no of covalent bonds present in SF6 molecule is Six (6).

- Sulfur hexa fluoride (SF6) is a completely covalent compound.

- There is no ionic bond present in it as there is no transfer of electrons.

- It contains 6 sulfur - fluorine (S - F) bonds that are arranged in an octahedral manner.

- All these bonds are covalent bonds.

- Hence, it contains only 6 covalent bonds.

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