Chemistry, asked by kennith0707, 1 month ago


In BF3 the bond angle is 120°. What is the structure of the molecule?​

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Answered by vidyagiri10
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The VSEPR theory therefore predicts a trigonal planar geometry for the BF3 molecule, with a F-B-F bond angle of 120⁰. BeF2 and BF3 are both two-dimensional molecules, in which the atoms lie in the same plane.

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