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Molecular geometry deviation from ideal bond angles

Determine the molecular geometry about each central atom and label all the bond angles. Cite any expected deviations from ideal bond angles. [Pg.320]

Sketch the three different possible arrangements of the three B atoms around the central atom A for the molecule AB3U2. Which of these structures correctly describes the molecular geometry Why What are the predicted ideal bond angles How would observed bond angles deviate from these values ... [Pg.346]

Because the trigonal-pyramidal molecular geometry is based on a tetrahedral electron-domain geometry, the ideal bond angles are 109.5°. As we will soon see, bond angles deviate from ideal values when the surrounding atoms and electron domains are not identical. [Pg.336]

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