Multiple Choice
The molecule SiFClBrI is chiral because:
A) it is has both tetrahedral geometry and tetrahedral symmetry but four different substituents on Si.
B) it has tetrahedral geometry, but not tetrahedral symmetry and hence has no Sn axis.
C) It has tetrahedral symmetry but not tetrahedral geometry and hence lacks the centre of inversion.
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