which does not exist ?
i) [CCl6]²-
ii) [SiCl6]²-
iii)[GeFe]²-
iv)[SnCl6]²-
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Answer:
[CCl₆]²⁻ is the compound that does not exist.
Explanation:
[CCl₆]²⁻ is the compound that does not exist.
This compound does not exist because carbon is a 2nd-period element.
So it has only 2 orbitals s and p with a valency of 4.
And there is no way that carbon can extend its valency as it has no d-orbital.
Because of this [CCl₆]²⁻ cannot exists.
While Si, Ge, Sn has d orbital though they belong to the same group as carbon they can extend their valency higher than 4.
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Answer:
doesn't exists.
Explanation:
- Carbon has valency 4.
- In the compound [CCl6]²- , the number of Chlorine atoms attached to carbon atom is
- The number of the chlorine atom, i.e 6 is more than the valency of carbon which is 4.
- Also, Carbon cannot expand its coordination number beyond four. It is due to the absence of d-orbitals.
Hence, it cannot form [ CCl6]2- ion.
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