Which electron-domain geometries are consistent with the molecular geometry shown.
a) Octahedral only b) linear only c) trigonal bipyramidal only d) linear, trigonal bipyramidal e) tetrahedral only
See, this Structure is T- shaped.
T-shaped structure is only possible for " trigonal bipyramidal " structure where two lone pair of electron occupy equatorial plane.
And the remaining 1 position of equatorial and 2 position of axial are occupied by atom.
Hence, here correct option is : c) Trigonal pyramidal only
Which electron-domain geometries are consistent with the molecular geometry shown.
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Determine the electron geometry and molecular geometry of KrF2 according to VSEPR theory. electron geometry = tetrahedral and molecular geometry = bent electron geometry = linear and molecular geometry = linear electron geometry = octahedral and molecular geometry = linear electron geometry = trigonal bipyramidal and molecular geometry = linear electron geometry = trigonal bipyramidal and molecular geometry = bent
westion 14 of 40 1.0 Points and respectively. The electron-domain geometry and molecular geometry of boron trifluoride are A. trigonal bipyramidal, T-shaped O B. tetrahedral, trigonal pyramidal C. trigonal planar, trigonal planar OD. T-shaped, trigonal planar E. octahedral, T-shaped Reset Selection Mark for Review What's This?
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Part A. Which of the following is not a valid electron group (domain) geometry? trigonal planar, trigonal pyramidal, tetrahedral, trigonal bipyramidal, octahedral Part B. For which of the following molecules is the electron group (domain) geometry trigonal bipyramidal? IF5, XeF4, SF4, PF3, CF4
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