Two molecules may both be correctly described as bent, even though one has a bond angle of
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Two molecules may both be correctly described as bent, even though one has a bond angle of approximately 118° and the other has a bond angle of approximately 105°. How is this possible?
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Two molecules can both be correctly described as bent even though they have significantly different bond angles for a few reasons 1 Variations in elec...View the full answer
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