Answer the questions in the table below about the shape of the phosphorus hexachloride (PCI^1_6) anion. What word or two-word ph
rase best describes the shape of the PCI^1_6 anion? What is the angle between the phosphorus-chlorine bonds? (If there is more than one angle, pick the smallest.)
1 answer:
Shape of PCl₆⁻¹, is octahedral.
Hybrdisation of PCl₆⁻¹ is sp³d².
This can be seen the image attached.
The angle between phosphorous and chlorine is 90⁰C. As it has octahedral geometry.
So the answer is as follows:
Shape of PCl₆⁻¹, is octahedral.
Hybrdisation of PCl₆⁻¹ is sp³d².
The angle between phosphorous and chlorine is 90⁰C.
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