Which of the following statement(s) is/are not correct for following compounds?
`(I)SCl_(2)(OCH_(3))_(2) and (II) SF_(2)(OCH_(3))_(2)`

Options

A. `-OCH_(3)` groups in both cases occupy the same position
B. Cl-atoms occupy equitorial position incase of (I) and F-atoms occupy equitorial position in case of (II)
C. Cl-atoms occupy axial position in case of (II) & F-atoms occupy equitorial position in case of (II)
D. Cl and F- atoms occupy either axial or equitorial position in case of (I) and (II) respectively

Explanation

To determine which statements are not correct for the compounds \( SCl_2(OCH_3)_2 \) and \( SF_2(OCH_3)_2 \), we need to analyze the molecular geometry and the positions of the substituents around the sulfur atom in both compounds.

### Step-by-Step Solution:

1. **Identify the Molecular Geometry**:
- For \( SCl_2(OCH_3)_2 \):
- Sulfur (S) is the central atom with two chlorine (Cl) atoms and two methoxy (OCH3) groups attached.
- The molecular geometry around sulfur is tetrahedral due to the four substituents.
- However, since there are lone pairs on sulfur, the actual shape is distorted, leading to a seesaw or bent structure.

- For \( SF_2(OCH_3)_2 \):
- Here, sulfur is also the central atom with two fluorine (F) atoms and two methoxy (OCH3) groups.
- The molecular geometry is similar, with tetrahedral arrangement leading to a seesaw shape due to the lone pairs.

2. **Determine the Positions of Substituents**:
- In \( SCl_2(OCH_3)_2 \):
- The two \( OCH_3 \) groups can occupy equatorial positions to minimize steric hindrance.
- The chlorine atoms will occupy axial positions due to their larger size compared to \( OCH_3 \).

- In \( SF_2(OCH_3)_2 \):
- The two \( OCH_3 \) groups will also occupy equatorial positions.
- The fluorine atoms, being more electronegative, will occupy axial positions to reduce electronic repulsion.

3. **Analyze the Statements**:
- **Statement 1**: "OCH3 in both cases occupies the same position."
- This is incorrect. In \( SCl_2(OCH_3)_2 \), \( OCH_3 \) occupies equatorial positions, while in \( SF_2(OCH_3)_2 \), they also occupy equatorial positions but the overall arrangement differs.

- **Statement 2**: "Chlorine atom occupies equatorial positions."
- This is incorrect. Chlorine atoms occupy axial positions in \( SCl_2(OCH_3)_2 \).

- **Statement 3**: "Chlorine atom occupies axial position."
- This is incorrect. Chlorine atoms occupy axial positions in \( SCl_2(OCH_3)_2 \) but the statement is misleading as it implies that they could occupy equatorial positions.

- **Statement 4**: "Chlorine and fluorine occupy either axial or equatorial positions."
- This is incorrect. Due to steric and electronic repulsions, chlorine and fluorine occupy specific positions to minimize these interactions.

### Conclusion:
All the statements provided are incorrect regarding the structures of \( SCl_2(OCH_3)_2 \) and \( SF_2(OCH_3)_2 \).