Which statement is correct?
(a) In B₂H₆, a maximum of six atoms can be accommodated in one plane.
(b) In Al₂Cl₆, the octet is incomplete.
(c) In Al₂(CH₃)₆, a total of twenty-two 2c–2e bonds are present.
(d) In Be₂H₄, two 3c–2e bonds are present.

Question

Which statement is correct?

(a) In B₂H₆, a maximum of six atoms can be accommodated in one plane.

(b) In Al₂Cl₆, the octet is incomplete.

(c) In Al₂(CH₃)₆, a total of twenty-two 2c–2e bonds are present.

(d) In Be₂H₄, two 3c–2e bonds are present.

TestHub · Accepted Answer

Al 2 ​ Cl 6 ​ has complete octet.

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