Chemistry, asked by tarunkumar4450, 10 months ago

The pπ-pπ back bonding occurs in the halides of boron but not in the halides of aluminium. Explain.

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Answered by meet3831

As boron is a smaller atom, hence it forms strong pπ-pπ orbitals of halogens. Similar π bonding is not possible in case of halides of aluminium due to large difference in 3p orbitals of Al.

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