Q.2 (a) Arrange the following in their increasing size with the help of slater's rule and also give calculations for each of them i. Na", Ne, F ii K", Ar, CI ii. Mg"Kr Ca (b) Discuss the type of hybridization in detail for each of the carbon atom

Q.2 (a) Arrange the following in their increasing size with the help of slater's rule and also give calculations for each of them i. Na", Ne, F ii K", Ar, CI ii. Mg"Kr Ca (b) Discuss the type of hybridization in detail for each of the carbon atom

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Q.2 (a) Arrange the following in their increasing size with the help of slater's rule and also give
calculations for each of them
i. Na", Ne, F
ii. K*, Ar, Cl
iii. Mg"Kr Ca"
(b) Discuss the type of hybridization in detail for each of the carbon atom

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