Options: greater than, less than, same as, nitrogen atom, chlorine atom, less space than, more space than, and the same space as. Consider the structures of CCL4 and NH3 .H-N-H:Cl:The bond angles in CCl, should be Choose...the bond angles in NH3 .The lone pair of electrons on the Choose...change the bond angles from the ideal value because a lone pair of electrons takes up Choose...theelectrons in a bond.

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World of Chemistry, 3rd edition

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Chapter12: Chemical Bonding

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Options: greater than, less than, same as, nitrogen atom, chlorine atom, less space than, more space than, and the same space as.

Consider the structures of CCL4 and NH3 .
H-N-H
:Cl:
The bond angles in CCl, should be Choose...
the bond angles in NH3 .
The lone pair of electrons on the Choose...
change the bond angles from the ideal value because a lone pair of electrons takes up Choose...
the
electrons in a bond.

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