MCQ
Which of the following number of lone pair at central atom zero
$XeO _{3}, XeO _{2} F _{2}, XeO _{4}, XeO _{3} F _{2}, Ba _{2} XeF _{4}$
- ✓$2$
- B$3$
- C$4$
- Dzero
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
$2$
a
The geometries of the given compounds are shown below.
The geometries of the given compounds are shown below.
Among the above shown compounds $XeO _{4},$ and $XeO _{3} F _{2}$ do not have lone pairs of electrons.
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