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The predicted shape for
Concept Introduction:
VSEPR or valence shell electron pair repulsion theory predicts the shape of the molecules with the use of arrangement of electrons around central metal atom. Its postulates are as follows:
1. The shape of the molecules is governed by repulsion between electron pairs situated in the outermost or valence shell of atoms.
2. A distortion is observed in shape of the molecules if lone pairs are present in it. These are electron pairs that do not participate in
3. The order of repulsion of electron pairs is as follows:
4. Multiple bonds create more repulsion as compared to single bonds.
5. The following table shows various molecular shapes that match to different number of electron pairs:
The geometry of molecule is predicted with the help of steric number. The formula to calculate steric number is as follows:
The least electronegative atom is usually taken to be the central atom.
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