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Complete the following : \(XeF_2+PF_5\rightarrow\)
2.
Which compound led to the discovery of compounds of noble gases ?
3.
Why do boiling points of noble gases increase from helium to radon?
4.
Noble gases are monoatomic in nature. Explain.
5.
Write two names of interhalogen compounds having sp3d2 hybridization.
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Due to the presence of three lone pairs of electrons, XeF2 acts as fluoride ion donor while due to the presence of vacant sp3 d orbitals, PF5 acts as a fluoride ion acceptor. In other words, XeF2 acts as a Lewis base while PF5 acts as a Lewis acid to form the corresponding adduct.\(\underset{Lewis\ base}{XeF_2} + \underset{Lewis\ acid}{PF_5}\rightarrow\underset{Adduct} {[XeF]^+[PF_6]^-}\)
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The formation of \(O^+_2[PtF_6]^-\) during the reaction of PtF6 on O2 led to the discovery of compounds of noble gases .
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As the size of the noble gas increases, van der Waals forces of attraction increase accordingly and hence the b.p.s, increase from He to Rn.
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All the orbitals (which are occupied by electrons) are completely filled in noble gases. Therefore, they have no tendency to share electrons with other atoms to form diatomic molecules and hence are monoatomic in nature.
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All interhalogen compounds of the typw XX'5 involve sp3d2 hybridization of the central halogen atom (X) and hence have oxtahedral (or square pyramidal) geometry with one position occupied by a pair of electrons.
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