MCQ
The correct statement regarding perxenate ion $(XeO_6^{4-})$ is
- AIt is polar species
- BIt is a planar species
- ✓$'Xe-O'$ bond order is $1.33$
- DMolecular ion has only one type of bond angle
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
$'Xe-O'$ bond order is $1.33$
c
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