Chemistry, asked by ridambarve, 1 month ago

Tetra fluorides of elements of group 16 have hybridisation and geometry respectively are

(a) sp³ and trigonal pyramidal

(b) sp3 d and tetrahedral.

(c) sp3 d and trigonal bipyramidal

(d) sp3 d and tetrahedral​

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Answered by yogeshbhuyal7
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Tetra fluorides of elements of group 16 have hybridisation and geometry respectively are

(c) sp3 d and trigonal bipyramidal

Answered by shilpa85475
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(c) sp3 d and trigonal bipyramidal

The simplest perfluorocarbon is tetrafluoromethane, sometimes known as carbon tetrafluoride or R-14. Tetrafluoromethane is the perfluorinated analogue to the hydrocarbon methane, as its IUPAC name suggests. It's also known as a haloalkane or a halomethane.

CF4 is the formula.

-127.8 °C is the boiling point.

88.0043 g/mol molar mass

0 D dipole moment

Benzene and chloroform are both soluble in this compound.

At 15 °C, the vapour pressure is 3.65 MPa; at 127 °C, the vapour pressure is 106.5 kPa.

3.72 g/l density, gas (15 °C)

Tetrafluorocarbon (CF4) is a nonpolar covalent molecule. If we look at the electronegativity of the bonds individually, carbon has a value of 2.5 while fluorine has a value of 4.0.

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