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All of the following are see-saw except (molecular Geometry) IF4+1 IO2F2−1 SOF4 SF4 XeO2F2

All of the following are see-saw except (molecular Geometry)

IF4+1

IO2F2−1

SOF4

SF4

XeO2F2
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