Which of the following interhalogens exist at room temperature and have central atom hybridization `sp^3d^2`. (a) `ClF_3` (b) `ClF_5` (C) `BrCl_3` (d)

Which of the following interhalogens exist at room temperature and have central atom hybridization `sp^3d^2`. (a) `ClF_3` (b) `ClF_5` (C) `BrCl_3` (d)
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Which of the following interhalogens exist at room temperature and have central atom hybridization `sp^3d^2`. (a ... `lBr_5 `(j) `BrF_3` (k) `ClBr_5`
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