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Which of the following configurations would form a bent molecule? A. A molecule with three bound atoms and no lone electron pairs B. A molecule with two bound atoms and no lone electron pairs C. A molecule
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Which of the following configurations would form a bent molecule?

A. A molecule with three bound atoms and no lone electron pairs
B. A molecule with two bound atoms and no lone electron pairs
C. A molecule with one bound atom and two lone electron pairs
D. A molecule with two bound atoms and one lone electron pair

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Answer: D

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D

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