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The orientation of hybrid orbitals is tetrahedral in (1)NHÀ
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(4) SCI,
(4) XeF​

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Answered by dk2018singh
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Answered by Tulsi4890
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The orientation of hybrid orbitals is tetrahedral in NH_{3} (Option 1)

  • In NH_{3}  hybridization, the three hydrogens will be based around the central atom of nitrogen.
  • The shape is tetrahedral.
  • In PCl_{5} the 5 sp3d orbitals of phosphorus overlap with p orbitals of chlorine atoms. The p orbitals are singly occupied.
  • The shape is trigonal bipyramidal.
  • In SCl_{4} the central sulphur atom has one lone pair and is bonded to four Chlorine atoms.
  • The shape is trigonal bipyramidal.
  • In XeF_{4} the central atom has 6 electron pairs out of which two are lone pair electrons.
  • The hybridization in Xenon is sp3 d2 because there is a migration of two electrons of p to d orbital which results in the formation of a sigma bond with F.
  • The shape is Square Planer.
  • Hence among the given options, The orientation of hybrid orbitals is tetrahedral in NH_{3}.

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