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    Two Different Values, Less Than 180°, Are Observed for the Bond
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Two Different Values, Less Than 180°, Are Observed for the Bond

Question 183

Question 183

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Two different values, less than 180°, are observed for the bond angles in which of the following basic structures for molecules and ions?


A) linear
B) planar triangular
C) tetrahedral
D) trigonal bipyramidal
E) octahedral

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