A molecule with square planar geometry but with six electron regions has ______ lone pairs.
Report your answer as an integer (whole number) and do not include decimal places. Do not include units in your response.
square planar geometry means 4 bonds.
4 bonds corresponds to 4 electron region.
There are additional 2 electron region of lone pair.
So, there are 2 lone pairs
Answer: 2
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