Confusion regarding the Shape of XeF4 I found on internet that the shape of $\ce{XeF4}$ is square planar but what if one place $2$ of $\ce{F}$ on the equitorial position and rest two on axial position and the two lone pair on the leftout axial position then its shape will not be square planar but will change to something else

Can someone please explain this to me.
The shape of $\ce{XeF4}$ is indeed square planar as you mentioned it is so because:


The lone pairs are kept in anti position to minimise repulsion between them and also from the electrons in fluorine atoms. Keeping the lone pair anti results in 4 empty positions which are filled with fluorine, giving rise to a square planar shape and octahedral geometry.


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