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How do you predict the shapes of the following molecules making use of VSEPR theory ?
`ICl_(4)^(-)`

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In `ICl_(4)^(-)` ion there are four bond pair and 2 lone pair a total of six electron pairs. These are arranged octahedrally around I atom. To minimise the repulsions between electron pairs the two lp occupy the opposite corners of the octahedron. So `ICl_(4^(-)` ion have square planar structure.
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