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Hybridisation involves the mixing of orbitals having comparable energhies of same atom. Hybridised orbitals perform efficient overlapping than overlapping by pure s, p or orbitals.
Which of the following is not correctly match between given species and type of overlapping ?

A

`XeO_(3)` : Three `(d pi - p pi)` bonds

B

`H_(2)SO_(4)` : Two `(d pi - p pi)` bonds

C

`SO_(3)` : Three `(d pi - p pi)` bonds

D

`HClO_(4)` : Three `(d pi - p pi)` bonds

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