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In An Octahedral Family Of Molecules Why Dont We See More Than 2 Lone Pairs Of Electrons...

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Sachin114 | 07:54 Sat 04th Jun 2016 | Science
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i have searched a lot but everywhere i find 0,1 or 2 lone pairs. So is there any reason behind it??? thank you...
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https://www.khanacademy.org/science/organic-chemistry
07:56 Sat 04th Jun 2016
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Here is an even better guide, this will answer all your questions and save you having to keep asking on here
http://www.chem.uiuc.edu/weborganic/organictutorials.htm
08:01 Sat 04th Jun 2016
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The answers to every question you have asked is in that link I just posted so take a day or so to read it.
08:03 Sat 04th Jun 2016

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