$S F_{4}, B F_{4}^{-}, C l F_{3}, A s F_{3}, P C l_{5}, B r F_{5}, X e F_{4}, S F_{6}$
The number of species that have two lone pairs of electrons in their central atom is/are

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Species No. of lone pair of electron
present on central atom

$S F_{4}$ 1

$B F_{4}^{-}$ 0

$C l F_{3}$ 2

$A s F_{3}$ 1

$P C l_{5}$ 0

$B r F_{5}$ 1

$X e F_{4}$ 2

$S F_{6}$ 0

$C l F_{3}$ has T-shape

$X e F_{4}$ has Square planar shape

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