Boron is unable to form BF₆³⁻ because of

Boron is unable to form BF₆³⁻ because of

Options

(a) high electronegativity of boron
(b) high electronegativity of fluorine
(c) lack of d-orbitals in boron
(d) less difference in electronegativity between B and F

Correct Answer:

lack of d-orbitals in boron

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