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What is the molecular geometry of a molecule made of two atoms that share one pair of electrons and have no lone electrons pairs? trigonal pyramidal linear trigonal planar bent
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What is the molecular geometry of a molecule made of two atoms that share one pair of electrons and have no lone electrons pairs?

trigonal pyramidal
linear
trigonal planar
bent

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linear

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Actually I consulted various sources too and that was the most sought answer,I just decided to answer you before studying it too

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