MCQ
Which of the following set is not correct:-
  • A
    $SO_3, O_3, NH_4^+$ all have coordinate bonds
  • B
    $H_2O, NO_2, ClO_2^-$ , all are $'V'$ shape molecules
  • C
    $I_3^-, ICl_2^- , NO_2^+$ ; all are linear molecules
  • $SF_4, SiF_4 XeF_4$ are tetrahedral in shape

Answer

Correct option: D.
$SF_4, SiF_4 XeF_4$ are tetrahedral in shape
d
$SF_4 \to$ distorted tetrahedral
$SiF_4 \to$ tetrahedral
$XeF_4 \to$ Square planar

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