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Description
Mind Map by Abi Sodimu, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Abi Sodimu
about 9 years ago
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Shapes Of Molecules
- No Lone
Pairs
- Number of Bonded Electron Pairs Around The Central
Atom
- Three or
Less
- Three
- Trigonal
Planar
- Example:
BF3
- Bond Angle : 120
- Bond Angle : 120
- Example:
BF3
- Trigonal
Planar
- Two
- Linear
- Example:
CO2
- Bond Angle:
180
- Bond Angle:
180
- Example:
CO2
- Linear
- One
- Linear
- Example: H2
- Example: H2
- Linear
- Three
- Four To
Six
- Four
- Tetrahedral
- Example:
CH4
- Bond Angle:
109.5
- Bond Angle:
109.5
- Example:
CH4
- Tetrahedral
- Five
- Trigonal
Bipyramidal
- Example:
PCL5
- Bond Angle: 120 and
90
- Bond Angle: 120 and
90
- Example:
PCL5
- Trigonal
Bipyramidal
- Six
- Octahedral
- Example:
SF6
- Bond Angle:
90
- Bond Angle:
90
- Example:
SF6
- Octahedral
- Four
- Three or
Less
- Number of Bonded Electron Pairs Around The Central
Atom
- One Lone Pair
- Pyramidal
- Example:
BF3
- Bond Angle: 107
- Bond Angle: 107
- Example:
BF3
- Pyramidal
- Two Lone Pairs
- Non-Linear
- Example: H2O
- Bond Angle: 104.5
- Bond Angle: 104.5
- Example: H2O
- Non-Linear
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