Consider the gas phase compounds TeF4 and TeCl4- Select the correct statements from the following: 4, 17:22 Te-X(axial) distance is longer than Te-X(equitorial) and Fxial - Te-Falhas smaller bond angle than Claxial - Te-Claxial Te-X(axial) distance is longer than Te-X (equitorial) and Clia-Te-Clasal has smaller bond angle than F-Te-Fal Te-X (equitori al) distance is longer than Te-X(axial) and Cl-Te-Cla bas smaller bond angle than F - Te-F axtal areal Te-X(equitorial) is longer than Te-X(axial) and F-Te-F has smaller bond angle than Claxial - Te-Cl

Consider the gas phase compounds TeF4 and TeCl4- Select the correct statements from the following: 4, 17:22 Te-X(axial) distance is longer than Te-X(equitorial) and Fxial - Te-Falhas smaller bond angle than Claxial - Te-Claxial Te-X(axial) distance is longer than Te-X (equitorial) and Clia-Te-Clasal has smaller bond angle than F-Te-Fal Te-X (equitori al) distance is longer than Te-X(axial) and Cl-Te-Cla bas smaller bond angle than F - Te-F axtal areal Te-X(equitorial) is longer than Te-X(axial) and F-Te-F has smaller bond angle than Claxial - Te-Cl

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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