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Bond Angles in Molecules with Lone Pairs

Bond Angles in Molecules with Lone Pairs 127 [Pg.127]

Optimize bond angles for molecules with lone pairs on the central atom(s) with the concept in mind that repulsions are in the order... [Pg.26]

In molecules with lone pairs, bond angles are smaller than the ideal values associated with a given number of equivalent pairs, and they decrease with increasing number of lone pairs. [Pg.95]

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