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Standard XII
Chemistry
Features of MOT
Molecular orb...
Question
Molecular orbital theory could be used to explain the bonding in
S
i
F
2
−
6
and the shape of this ion is octahedral.
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Solution
S
i
F
2
−
6
has
6
electron pairs in which
6
pairs and
0
are lone pairs. Hence its structure is octahedral.
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