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In polymeric beryllium chloride (BeCl2)n, there are _______.

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three - centre two - electron bonds
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three - centre four - electron bonds
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two - centre three - electron bonds
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two - centre two - electron bonds
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Solution

The correct option is B three - centre four - electron bonds

In polymeric beryllium chloride structure, Be is bonded to four Cl atoms. Since bridging Cl is bonded to 2 Be atoms in the polymer one via covalent and other via dative bond. So, it is called three - centre four-electron bonds (2 Be atom and 1 Cl atom).
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