MCQ
What is the angle between any two bonds in methane molecule?
- A105°54′
- B109°28′
- C119°28′
- D190°28′
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Answer
- 109°28′
Explanation:
The angle between any two bonds to the central carbon atom in the methane molecule is 109°28′. The molecule of methane has a tetrahedral geometry.
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