Chemistry, asked by Chilikakispotta, 2 months ago

3. What is the bond angle in NH4+ ion ?​

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Answered by amulyaphule25
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approximately 109.5 degrees

Bond angles in ammonia and ammonium ion. The bond angles in ammonium ion, NH4+ are the theoretical tetrahedral bond angles of approximately 109.5 degrees. The ammonium ion is completely symmetrical.

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