Match the species in Column I with the shape in Column II. Column IColumn IIi.OSF2p.Tetrahedralii.O2SF2q.Lineariii.XeF4r.Square planariv.ClO−4s.Trigonal pyramidalv.I−3t.See - saw
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i−s,ii−p,iii−r,iv−p,v−q
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i−s,ii−p,iii−r,iv−q,v−t
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i−s,ii−p,iii−r,iv−t,v−q
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D
i−q,ii−r,iii−s,iv−t,v−p
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Solution
The correct option is Ai−s,ii−p,iii−r,iv−p,v−q (i)OSF2
steric number = (6+2)/2=4 so, sp3 - hybridised S atom, due to the presence of one lone pair shape is trigonal pyramidal. (i)→(s) (ii)O2SF2
steric number = (6+2)/2=4 so, sp3 - hybridised S atom, the shape and geometry is tetrahedral (ii)→(p) (iii)XeF4
steric number = (8+4)/2=6 so, sp3d2 - hybridised Xe - atom.
Two lone pairs are placed above and below the plane so, shape is square planar (iii)→(r)
(iv)ClO−4
steric number = (7+1)/2=4 so, sp3 - hybridised Cl atom, tetrahedral. (iv)→(p)
(v)I−3
steric number = (7+2+1)/2=5 so, sp3d - hybridised I, three lone pairs at equatorial position hence linear shape (v)→(q)