D-ORBITAL RESONANCE:
It is a phenomenon in which electrons of ms and np get delocalized to vacant nd orbital because this availability of vacant d orbital to expect back bond get reduced .
In those molecules species where d orbital’s resonance exist of back Bonding is decreased.
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Thursday, June 25, 2020
What is d-orbital resonance?
What is conditions for back bonding ?
CONDITIONS FOR BACK BONDING:
(1) Both of the atoms bonded with back Bonding are must be present in 2nd-2nd or 2nd-3rd period.
(2) One of the atoms has lone pair and another have vacant Orbital and direction of back Bonding depends upon vacant Orbital.
(3) The donor atom must have localized donatable electron pair. In general these are later half second period P - block elements (F, O, N and C).(4) The acceptor atom must have low energy empty orbital which generally are np or nd orbitals. Small and similar sized orbital’s favour overlap.
BCl3 ,BBr3 BI3 and B(Me)3 are electron deficient but do not undergo dimerization why ?
BCl3 ,BBr3 BI3 and B(Me)3 although they are electron deficient compound but do not undergo dimerisation because of steric factor in demmeric formed.
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