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is XeF2 polar? my package says its polar
i think its not. bcoz it has 2 LPs in equatorial positions whose dpms cancel each other & the two polar BPs also cancel out. this correct rite?
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also is 1,4-dinitrobenzene polar?again my package says its polar..but ithink its not..coz the C-N dpms cancel out each other.. am i missing out any point over here?
    
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hybridisation of XeF2 is sp3 d . it has 3 lone pairs which are arranged in the equatorial position and 2 F on the axial position
it should be non polar according to me
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Hybridisation of XeF2 is sp3d whose structure is trigonal bipyramidal. In which the 3 lone pairs are present in equatorial position and the 2 flourine atoms are present in axial position. It doesnt mean that it is non polar. Rather it is polar  bcz of the three lone pairs...
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yes it is.
 
bonding in this involves 5pz of xe and 2pz orbital of the 2 f atoms . these three orbital combine to give three molecular orbital, one bonding , one nonbonding and one antibonding. thus 2 electron occupy the bonding molecular orbital and this pair of electron is responsible for binding all the three atoms . the remaining 2 electron goes to the nonbonding MO which is situated mainly on f and confer to ionic character
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