11.14 The illustrations below depict differences in orbital hybridiza- tion of some tellurium (Te) fluorides. (a) Which depicts the difference, if any, between TeF, (left) and TeF3 (right)? (b) Which depicts the difference, if any, between TeF, (left) and TeF, (right)? and and A B and and D

11.14 The illustrations below depict differences in orbital hybridiza- tion of some tellurium (Te) fluorides. (a) Which depicts the difference, if any, between TeF, (left) and TeF3 (right)? (b) Which depicts the difference, if any, between TeF, (left) and TeF, (right)? and and A B and and D

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tion of some tellurium (Te) fluorides.
(a) Which depicts the difference, if any, between TeF, (left) and
TeF3 (right)?
(b) Which depicts the difference, if any, between TeF, (left) and TeF,
(right)?
and
and
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B
and
and
D

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