A Lewis structure for TeF, is shown below on the left. Predict whether bonding angles A and B will be equal to, greater than, or less than the ideal bonding angles according to the VSEPR model. A) A: equal, B: equal B) A: greater than, B: less than C) A: less than, B: greater than BC D) A: greater than, B: greater than E) A: less than, B: less than

A Lewis structure for TeF, is shown below on the left. Predict whether bonding angles A and B will be equal to, greater than, or less than the ideal bonding angles according to the VSEPR model. A) A: equal, B: equal B) A: greater than, B: less than C) A: less than, B: greater than BC D) A: greater than, B: greater than E) A: less than, B: less than

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