Why is Bent's rule failing in case of $\ce{XeF_6}$ ?

@GaurangTandon

Actually I don't know Brent's rule? Never used it for noble gases :/

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@GaurangTandon Why not

Well I've never used Bent rule in noble gases. Not sure why though. But never needed it. (I know this isn't the answer you're looking for. Sorry)

Bond angles: $\ce{PI3>PBr3> PCl3> PF3}$

$d_{\ce{C-C}}: \ce{CH3Cl> CF3Cl}$

BA: $\ce{PH3< PF3}$ #Back Bonding

Boraxine $\ce{B3O6}$ is planar due to back bonding! Its aromatic as well

$\ce{R3-Si OH}$ is more acidic than $\ce{R3-C OH}$

Nice

Good stuff

Lewis acidity order $\ce{BF3< BCl3< Bbr3 < BI3 }$

honestly, it's good that you're separately noting this stuff, but don't attempt to mug it up

that is to say, I've never seen them in any of my test papers; your experience may vary

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