First noble gas compound prepared by Neil Bartlett is

Question

First noble gas compound prepared by Neil Bartlett is (A) O2+ P t F6- (B) O3+ P t F6- (C) X e+ P t F6- (D)  XeF2

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In 1962, Neil Bartlett, first of all, mixed deep red vapours of P t F6 and xenon and obtained an orange, yellow solid, X e+ P t F6-. X e(g)+P t F6(g) arrow X e+ P t F6-

Q. First noble gas compound prepared by Neil Bartlett is

$O_{2}^{+} Pt F_{6}^{-}$

$O_{3}^{+} Pt F_{6}^{-}$

$X e^{+} Pt F_{6}^{-}$

$X e F_{2}$

In $1962$ , Neil Bartlett, first of all, mixed deep red vapours of $Pt F_{6}$ and xenon and obtained an orange, yellow solid, $X e^{+} Pt F_{6}^{-}$ .
$X e (g) + Pt F_{6} (g) \to X e^{+} Pt F_{6}^{-}$

Q. First noble gas compound prepared by Neil Bartlett is

O2+​PtF6−​

O3+​PtF6−​

Xe+PtF6−​

XeF2​

In 1962, Neil Bartlett, first of all, mixed deep red vapours of PtF6​ and xenon and obtained an orange, yellow solid, Xe+PtF6−​. Xe(g)+PtF6​(g)→Xe+PtF6−​

$O_{2}^{+} Pt F_{6}^{-}$

$O_{3}^{+} Pt F_{6}^{-}$

$X e^{+} Pt F_{6}^{-}$

$X e F_{2}$

In $1962$ , Neil Bartlett, first of all, mixed deep red vapours of $Pt F_{6}$ and xenon and obtained an orange, yellow solid, $X e^{+} Pt F_{6}^{-}$ .
$X e (g) + Pt F_{6} (g) \to X e^{+} Pt F_{6}^{-}$