Total number of species in which atleast one atom have same hybridization as in central atom of azide ion.
N2O, C2H2, CO2, C3O2, BeF2, NO2, PF3
Total number of species in which atleast one atom have same hybridization as in central atom of azide ion.
N2O, C2H2, CO2, C3O2, BeF2, NO2, PF3
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