Interpretation:
The molecular shape, bond angle, and hybrid orbital’s for
Concept introduction:
When mixing of orbitals takes place, hybrid orbitals are formed having characteristics of all the orbitals involved in the mixing. Dissimilar atomic orbitals undergo hybridization during
Answer to Problem 58PP
Explanation of Solution
Structure for
Above figure shows that Be is central atom that is attached with two F atoms.
The shape of a molecule concludes its physical and chemical properties. The angle between three atoms with least two bonds is termed as bond angle.
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