a. F2
b. Cl2
c. Br2
d. I2

b. Cl2

a. dipole moments
b. electronegativities
c. electron affinities
d. ionization energies

b. electronegativities

a. planar triangular
b. square planar
c. trigonal bipyramidal
d. tetrahedral

c. trigonal bipyramidal

a. NH4+
b. CCl4
c. H2O
d. AgCl

d. AgCl

a. greater is the ionic character
b. lesser is the polarity
c. smaller is the ionic nature
d. none

a. greater is the ionic character

a. 12% e
b. 18% e
c. 25% e
d. 30% e

c. 25% e

a. high electronegativity of Oxygen
b. bond pair-bond pair repulsion
c. bond pair-lone pair repulsion
d. lone pair-lone pair repulsion

d. lone pair-lone pair repulsion

a. pie bond is formed when there is always a sigma bond
b. pie bonds are formed from hybrid sp orbitals
c. pie bond maybe formed by the parallel overalapping of p-orbitals
d. pie bond results from lateral overlap of atomic orbitals

b. pie bonds are formed from hybrid sp orbitals

a. sigma star 2px orbital
b. sigma 2px orbital
c. pie 2py orbital
d. pie star 2py orbital

c. pie 2py orbital

a. hexagonal
b. tetrahedral
c. octahedral
d. linear

b. tetrahedral