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Octahedral  \ny  \nd 2  \nz  \nd 2 2  \nx -y  \nd xy  \ndyz  \ndxz  \n2. Tetrahedral 3. Trigonal bipyramidal  \nd 2  \nz  \nd 2 2  \nx -y  \nd xy  \ndz2 dx2-y2    \ndyz  \ndxz  \n4. Square pyramidal 5. 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