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As the s-character of a hybrid orbital increases the bond angle

As the s-character of hybridisation orbital increases, the bond angle

As the s-character of hybridisation orbital increase, the bond angle

As the s character of the hybrid orbital decreases, the EN increases.

As the s character of the hybrid orbital decreases, the EN increases.

Most of the polyatomic molecules except a few such as CO_(2) and CS_(2) are linear or angular with a bond angle generally somewhat greater than 90^(@) A bond angle is defined as the angle between the direction of two covalent bonds Since the atoms in molecules are in constant motion with respect to each other they are not expected to have a fixed value of bond angle Repulsion between non-bonded atoms alone does not provide an adequate explanation Hybridisation of bonding orbitals an adequate explanation Hybridisation of bonding orbitals also plays a very important role in detrmining the value of bond angle It has been observed that in hybridisation as the s-character of hybrid orbital increases the bond angle increases Which of the following have highest bond angle ? .

Most of the polyatomic molecules except a few such as CO_(2) and CS_(2) are linear or angular with a bond angle generally somewhat greater than 90^(@) A bond angle is defined as the angle between the direction of two covalent bonds Since the atoms in molecules are in constant motion with respect to each other they are not expected to have a fixed value of bond angle Repulsion between non-bonded atoms alone does not provide an adequate explanation Hybridisation of bonding orbitals an adequate explanation Hybridisation of bonding orbitals also plays a very important role in detrmining the value of bond angle It has been observed that in hybridisation as the s-character of hybrid orbital increases the bond angle increases Which of the following hybridisation may have more than one type of bond angle ? .

Most of the polyatomic molecules except a few such as CO_(2) and CS_(2) are linear or angular with a bond angle generally somewhat greater than 90^(@) A bond angle is defined as the angle between the direction of two covalent bonds Since the atoms in molecules are in constant motion with respect to each other they are not expected to have a fixed value of bond angle Repulsion between non-bonded atoms alone does not provide an adequate explanation Hybridisation of bonding orbitals an adequate explanation Hybridisation of bonding orbitals also plays a very important role in detrmining the value of bond angle It has been observed that in hybridisation as the s-character of hybrid orbital increases the bond angle increases In P_(4) molecule phosphorous atoms are tetrahedrally arranged The angle P-P-P in the molecule is .