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27 February, 04:51

How many structures are possible for a octahedral molecule with a formula of ax4y2?

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  1. 27 February, 05:21
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    There are only two possible structures for an octahedral molecule with a formula of ax4y2. One is when the two y’s are next to each other and the other one is when the two y’s are of the opposite side of the molecule. Different structures can be drawn but only two types of molecule can be formed.
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