Solved: In the gas phase, phosphorus pentachloride exists as separate molecules. In the
Chapter 10, Problem 10.51(choose chapter or problem)
In the gas phase, phosphorus pentachloride exists as separate molecules. In the solid phase, however, the compound is composed of alternating PCl4 _ and PCl6 _ ions. What change(s) in molecular shape occur(s) as PCl5 solidifies? How does the Cl-P-Cl angle change? (Sample 10.9)
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