Using the lewis dot structure, what does if6+ look like?
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This ion is in an octahedral geometry.

See the diagram attached for the Lewis Dot Structure of the iodide hexafluoride cation . (Created with Google Drawings.)

Note that in this diagram,

Explanation:

The iodine in forms an expanded octet. There are twelve valence electrons in total around this atom.

Overall, there needs to be more electrons for seven atoms to achieve an octet. They will form half that number of chemical bonds. That's bonds.

Now consider: what will be the geometry of this ion? There are six chemical bonds but no lone pair around the central iodine atom. The six bonds repel each other equally. They will stay as far apart from each other as possible. As a result, the shape of the ion will be octahedral. Each of the fluorine atoms occupies a vertex.

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