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Question | Answer |
Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion Theory | The outermost electrons on an atom is known as the valence shell as these are the electrons which will be used in forming bonds. Each pair of electrons on the valance shell will repel each other and arrange themselves as far as possible from each other. This will give them a structure and bond angle. |
Trigonal Planar 3 Bonding Pair | 120 degrees |
Tetrahedral 4 Bonding Pair | 109.5 degrees |
Trigonal Bipyramidal 5 Bonding Pairs | 120 degrees |
Octahedral 8 Bonding Pair | 90 degrees |
V-shaped 1 Lone Pair 2 Bonding Pair | 117.5 degrees |
Pyramidal 1 Lone Pair 3 Bonding Pair | 107 degrees |
Seesaw 1 Lone Pair 4 Bonding Pair | 119 degrees |
Square Pyramidal 1 Lone Pair 5 Bonding Pair | 89 degrees |
V-shaped 2 Lone Pairs 2 Bonding Pairs | 104 degrees |
Trigonal Planar or T-shaped 2 Lone Pair 3 Bonding Pair | 120 or 89 degrees |
Square Planar 2 Lone Pair 4 Bonding Pair | 90 degrees |
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