QUESTION 1 A molecule with a seesaw molecular geometry has a bond angle of <90°. 120°. 120° for equatorial bonds and 90° for axial bonds. 180°. O <120° for equatorial bonds and <90° for axial bonds. 10000 QUESTION 2 A molecule with a T-shaped molecular geometry has a bond angle of 180°. <90°. 120°. <120° for equatorial bonds and <90° for axial bonds. 120° for equatorial bonds and 90° for axial bonds. QUESTION 3 Give the molecular geometry and number of electron groups for XeF2. seesaw, 5 electron groups T-shaped, 5 electron groups O octahedral, 6 electron groups linear, 5 electron groups square planar, 6 electron groups

QUESTION 1 A molecule with a seesaw molecular geometry has a bond angle of <90°. 120°. 120° for equatorial bonds and 90° for axial bonds. 180°. O <120° for equatorial bonds and <90° for axial bonds. 10000 QUESTION 2 A molecule with a T-shaped molecular geometry has a bond angle of 180°. <90°. 120°. <120° for equatorial bonds and <90° for axial bonds. 120° for equatorial bonds and 90° for axial bonds. QUESTION 3 Give the molecular geometry and number of electron groups for XeF2. seesaw, 5 electron groups T-shaped, 5 electron groups O octahedral, 6 electron groups linear, 5 electron groups square planar, 6 electron groups

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