Use the VSEPR model to predict
the bond angles about each numbered atom.
The predicted angles about atom 1 are ______ degrees?
The predicted angles about atom 2 are _______degrees?
The predicted angles about atom 3 are ________ degrees?
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Use the VSEPR model to predict the molecular shapes and indicate the qualitative bond angles for...
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