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1a) Formal charge = valence electrons - lone pair electrons - bonds
Formal charge of each double bonded O is zero.
Formal charge of Br is zero.
Formal charge of single bonded O is -1.
b) Xeo3
Formal charge on each atom is zero.
2) BrO4- : Tetrahedral
XeO3 : Trigonal pyramidal
3) Hybrid orbital of Br in BrO4- is sp3
Hybrid orbital of Xe in XeO3 is sp3.
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