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What would be the bond angle if the molecular geometry were bent and had only one lone pair of electrons
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What would be the bond angle if the molecular geometry were bent and had only one lone pair of electrons

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120°

Bent molecular geometry

Examples H2O, SO2

Point group C2v

Coordination number 2

Bond angle(s) 90°<θ<120°

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