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If you wanted a three-dimensional sense of the shape of a molecule and you were not interested in the internal bonds, which model would you use? structural formula skeletal formula space-filling model
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If you wanted a three-dimensional sense of the shape of a molecule and you were not interested in the internal bonds, which model would you use?

structural formula
skeletal formula
space-filling model
ball-and-stick model

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space filling model is correct
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the answer is space filling model

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