Why the loan pairs of phosphorus are streochemically inactive?
Why the loan pairs of phosphorus are streochemically inactive?
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The lone pair of phosphorus is present in pure s-orbital rather than hybrid orbital and because of that they are experiencing strong pull from the nucleus. This attraction makes the lone pair of electrons inactive.
The lone pair of phosphorus is present in pure s-orbital rather than hybrid orbital and because of that they are experiencing strong pull from the nucleus. This attraction makes the lone pair of electrons inactive.
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