Electronic & Molecular geometry: XeO3F2

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sami23

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Nov 10, 2008

Find the electronic & molecular geometry and polarity of the molecule XeO₃F₂

For both electronic and molecular geometry I found to be trigonal bipyramid.
The polarity of this molecule is Polar.

Is this correct?

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