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Bond Angles (Simplified)
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4. Molecular Compounds / Bond Angles (Simplified) / Problem 1
Problem 1
Why do NH
3
and SCl
2
, despite having comparable bond angles, have different molecular geometries?
A
NH
3
and SCl
2
have different molecular geometries because they have different electron arrangements.
B
NH
3
and SCl
2
have different molecular geometries because they have different numbers of lone pairs.
C
NH
3
and SCl
2
have different molecular geometries because they have different numbers of electron groups.
D
All of the above.
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