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Which is the following pairs of species have identical shapes ?

A

`NO_(2)^(+) and NO_(2)^(-)`

B

`PCl_(5) and BrF_(5)`

C

`XeF_(4) and IC l_(4)^(-)`

D

`TeCl_(4) and XeO_(4)`

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To determine which pairs of species have identical shapes, we will analyze the molecular geometry of each species based on their valence electrons, bonding pairs, and lone pairs. Here is a step-by-step breakdown: ### Step 1: Analyze NO2+ - **Valence Electrons**: Nitrogen (N) has 5 valence electrons, and each Oxygen (O) has 6. Since NO2+ has a positive charge, we remove one electron from the total. - **Total Valence Electrons**: 5 (N) + 2 * 6 (O) - 1 (positive charge) = 16 electrons. - **Lewis Structure**: N is bonded to two O atoms with one double bond and one single bond. - **Bonding Pairs**: 2 (one for each bond). - **Lone Pairs**: 0. - **Steric Number**: 2 (bonding pairs + lone pairs). - **Hybridization**: sp. - **Shape**: Linear. ### Step 2: Analyze Na2- - **Valence Electrons**: Nitrogen has 5, and each O has 6. With a negative charge, we add one electron. - **Total Valence Electrons**: 5 (N) + 6 (O) + 1 (negative charge) = 12 electrons. - **Lewis Structure**: N is bonded to one O atom with three bonds. - **Bonding Pairs**: 3. - **Lone Pairs**: 0. - **Steric Number**: 3. - **Hybridization**: sp². - **Shape**: Trigonal planar. ### Step 3: Analyze PCl5 - **Valence Electrons**: Phosphorus (P) has 5, and each Cl has 7. - **Total Valence Electrons**: 5 (P) + 5 * 7 (Cl) = 40 electrons. - **Lewis Structure**: P is bonded to five Cl atoms. - **Bonding Pairs**: 5. - **Lone Pairs**: 0. - **Steric Number**: 5. - **Hybridization**: sp³d. - **Shape**: Trigonal bipyramidal. ### Step 4: Analyze BrF5- - **Valence Electrons**: Bromine (Br) has 7, and each F has 7. With a negative charge, we add one electron. - **Total Valence Electrons**: 7 (Br) + 5 * 7 (F) + 1 (negative charge) = 43 electrons. - **Lewis Structure**: Br is bonded to five F atoms with one lone pair. - **Bonding Pairs**: 5. - **Lone Pairs**: 1. - **Steric Number**: 6. - **Hybridization**: sp³d². - **Shape**: Square pyramidal. ### Step 5: Analyze XeF4 - **Valence Electrons**: Xenon (Xe) has 8, and each F has 7. - **Total Valence Electrons**: 8 (Xe) + 4 * 7 (F) = 36 electrons. - **Lewis Structure**: Xe is bonded to four F atoms with two lone pairs. - **Bonding Pairs**: 4. - **Lone Pairs**: 2. - **Steric Number**: 6. - **Hybridization**: sp³d². - **Shape**: Square planar. ### Step 6: Analyze ICl4- - **Valence Electrons**: Iodine (I) has 7, and each Cl has 7. With a negative charge, we add one electron. - **Total Valence Electrons**: 7 (I) + 4 * 7 (Cl) + 1 (negative charge) = 43 electrons. - **Lewis Structure**: I is bonded to four Cl atoms with two lone pairs. - **Bonding Pairs**: 4. - **Lone Pairs**: 2. - **Steric Number**: 6. - **Hybridization**: sp³d². - **Shape**: Square planar. ### Step 7: Analyze TeCl4 - **Valence Electrons**: Tellurium (Te) has 6, and each Cl has 7. - **Total Valence Electrons**: 6 (Te) + 4 * 7 (Cl) = 34 electrons. - **Lewis Structure**: Te is bonded to four Cl atoms with one lone pair. - **Bonding Pairs**: 4. - **Lone Pairs**: 1. - **Steric Number**: 5. - **Hybridization**: sp³d. - **Shape**: Seesaw. ### Step 8: Analyze XeO4 - **Valence Electrons**: Xenon has 8, and each O has 6. - **Total Valence Electrons**: 8 (Xe) + 4 * 6 (O) = 32 electrons. - **Lewis Structure**: Xe is bonded to four O atoms with no lone pairs. - **Bonding Pairs**: 4. - **Lone Pairs**: 0. - **Steric Number**: 4. - **Hybridization**: sp³. - **Shape**: Tetrahedral. ### Conclusion The species that have identical shapes are **XeF4** and **ICl4-**, both of which have a square planar shape. ### Final Answer **The correct answer is: XeF4 and ICl4- have identical shapes.**
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