24) What is the electronic geometry and molecular geometry of H2S?A) tetrahedral, bentB) bent, bentC) trigonal planar, bentD) trigonal bipyramidal, tetrahedraE) linear, tetrahedra25) Among the molecules CH, NH3, SiF,, SO, and BF,, select all that are nonpolar.A) CH4, NH3, SIF4, and BF,B) CH4, SIF4, SO3, and BF3C) CH4, SO3, NH3, and BF3D) NH3, SIF4, SO3, and BF,E) NH3

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