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we say that N(nitrogen) has max valency of +3 it can't form NX5 (here X is any halide) bcz it does not have d orbital to jump electron why not electron jump into 3s orbital and form NX5.

we say that N(nitrogen) has max valency of +3 it can't form NX5 (here X is any halide) bcz it does not have d orbital to jump electron why not electron jump into 3s orbital and form NX5.

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SAGAR SINGH - IIT DELHI
878 Points
13 years ago

Dear student,

An electron only moves from low energy to high energy...

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