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Match the column.

Column I Column II

(1) $S F_{2}$ (p) $s p^{3}$ and bent

(2) $X e F_{4}$ (q) Two lone pairs on central atom

(3) $N O C l$ (r) Bond angle $< 109.5 °$

(4) $N F_{3}$ (s) $s p^{2}$ and bent

(t) $s p^{3} d^{2}$ and square planar

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(2)	$X e F_{4}$	(q)	Two lone pairs on central atom
(3)	$N O C l$	(r)	Bond angle $< 109.5 °$
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Match the column.

Column I Column II

(1) $S F_{2}$ (p) $s p^{3}$ and bent

(2) $X e F_{4}$ (q) Two lone pairs on central atom

(3) $N O C l$ (r) Bond angle $< 109.5 °$

(4) $N F_{3}$ (s) $s p^{2}$ and bent

(t) $s p^{3} d^{2}$ and square planar