Which of the following order is not correct ?Aso} = PO = Clo, (Bond Angle)OCl, < ClO, (Bond Angle)CZnCl, < CdCl, < HgCl, (Ionic character)DCH;-Cl> CH;F> CH;-Br> CH;-I(Dipole moments)

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Which of the following order is not correct ? A so = PO = Cio, (Bond Angle) OCI, < ClO, (Bond Angle) B C ZnCl, < CdCl, < HgCl, (Ionic character) D CH;-Cl > CH;F > CH;-Br> CH;-I (Dipole moments)

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Quantum Mechanical Treatment of the Valence Bond Theory

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Which of the following order is not correct ?
A
so} = PO = Clo, (Bond Angle)
OCl, < ClO, (Bond Angle)
C
ZnCl, < CdCl, < HgCl, (Ionic character)
D
CH;-Cl> CH;F> CH;-Br> CH;-I
(Dipole moments)

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