Chemistry, asked by vasucherukumudi75, 1 year ago

Why the lone pair is more than bond pair?

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Answered by suhanisuryawanshi29

Nonbonding electron pairs will always occupy MORE space than bonding electron pairs because electrons in a bond are much less excited than they would be as free electrons. Because the electrons in a lone pair are more excited, they repel each other more and thus take up more space

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