Why are lone pair-lone pair repulsions stronger than lone pair-bond pair?
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The repulsive interaction of electrons pair decrease in order of lone pair-lone pair > lone pair–base pair > base pair-base pair.
It states that the repulsive interaction of electrons pair is more in case of lone pair-lone pair interaction. It is because while the, lone pair are localized on the central atom, each bonded pair is shared between two atoms.
Subsequently, the solitary combine electrons in a particle involve more spaces when contrasted with the holding sets of electrons. This outcome in more prominent aversion between solitary sets of electrons when contrasted with solitary combine – Bond match.
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☆Lone pair - pair of electrons occupying an orbital in an atom or molecule and not directly involved in bonding
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