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Question 1

Give the approximate bond angle for a molecule with tetrahedral electron geometry and bent molecular geometry.
◦ <180°
◦ 109.5°
◦ <109.5°
◦ 180°
◦ <120°

Question 2

Give the approximate bond angle for a molecule with trigonal bipyramidal electron geometry and seesaw molecular geometry.
◦ 120° (equatorial), 90° (axial)
◦ 120° (equatorial), <90° (axial)
◦ <90° (equatorial), <90° (axial)
◦ <120° (equatorial), <90° (axial)
◦ <120° (equatorial), 90° (axial)


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sc00by25

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Wow, this really help


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