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Polyhedral Electron Pair Count Formula

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The Polyhedral e- Pair Count is the number of total electron pairs present in a high nuclear carbonyl compound. Check FAQs

PEC = \frac{VSE - (12 \cdot n)}{2}

PEC - Polyhedral e- Pair Count?VSE - Valance Shell e- Count?n - Number of Metal?

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4 = \frac{32 - (12 \cdot 2)}{2}

4 = \frac{32 - (12 \cdot 2)}{2}

4 = \frac{32 - (12 \cdot 2)}{2}

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FIRST Step Consider the formula

PEC = \frac{VSE - (12 \cdot n)}{2}

Next Step Substitute values of Variables

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PEC = \frac{32 - (12 \cdot 2)}{2}

Next Step Prepare to Evaluate

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PEC = \frac{32 - (12 \cdot 2)}{2}

LAST Step Evaluate

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PEC = 4

Polyhedral Electron Pair Count Formula Elements

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Polyhedral e- Pair Count

The Polyhedral e- Pair Count is the number of total electron pairs present in a high nuclear carbonyl compound.

Symbol: PEC

Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless

Note: Value should be greater than 0.

Formulas to find Polyhedral e- Pair Count

Valance Shell e- Count

THE Valance Shell e- Count IS THE TOTAL NO OF ELECTRONS PRESENT IN THE OUTERMOST ORBIT IN A COMPOUND.

Symbol: VSE

Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless

Note: Value should be greater than 0.

Formulas to find Valance Shell e- Count

Number of Metal

the Number of Metal is the quantity of metal present in the compound.

Symbol: n

Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless

Note: Value should be greater than 0.

Formulas to find Number of Metal

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Go Number of Metal-Metal bond

M = \frac{18 \cdot n - VSE}{2}

Go Per Metal Number of Metal-Metal Bond

M1 = 18 - (\frac{VSE}{n})

Go Turnoover Number using Yield

TON = (\frac{A R}{A C}) \cdot Y

Go Turnover Frequency from Turnover Number

TOF = (\frac{TON}{t})

How to Evaluate Polyhedral Electron Pair Count?

Polyhedral Electron Pair Count evaluator uses Polyhedral e- Pair Count = (Valance Shell e- Count-(12*Number of Metal))/2 to evaluate the Polyhedral e- Pair Count, The Polyhedral Electron Pair Count formula is defined as the difference of electrons from the total electron count in a carbonyl compound, where each metal uses 12 electrons for non-skeletal bonding with carbonyl group. Polyhedral e- Pair Count is denoted by PEC symbol.

How to evaluate Polyhedral Electron Pair Count using this online evaluator? To use this online evaluator for Polyhedral Electron Pair Count, enter Valance Shell e- Count (VSE) & Number of Metal (n) and hit the calculate button.

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What is the formula to find Polyhedral Electron Pair Count?

The formula of Polyhedral Electron Pair Count is expressed as Polyhedral e- Pair Count = (Valance Shell e- Count-(12*Number of Metal))/2. Here is an example- 4 = (32-(12*2))/2.

How to calculate Polyhedral Electron Pair Count?

With Valance Shell e- Count (VSE) & Number of Metal (n) we can find Polyhedral Electron Pair Count using the formula - Polyhedral e- Pair Count = (Valance Shell e- Count-(12*Number of Metal))/2.

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