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Identify the correct pairing for xenon dioxyfluoride.

1. (I)(iv)(P)
2. (II)(iii)(S)
3. (II)(iii)(Q)
4. (II)(i)(R)

Correct answer: (II)(iii)(S)

Solution

Xenon dioxyfluoride corresponds to a particular xenon oxyfluoride species whose structure and geometry are fixed by VSEPR considerations. Matching the correct oxidation state, molecular shape, and the given set leads to option (II)(iii)(S).

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