Chemistry, asked by doremon5541, 8 months ago

The bond angle in H2O between two OH bond is104degrees 31' ,why can't it be 180degrees​

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Answered by niharikam54
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Answer:

H2O hybridization is SP3 . it has angular shape or bent V shape . due Vsepr theory.and presence of two unpaired electrons it possess the bond angle 104 degrees 31'

Answered by srishti6612
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Answer:

The bond angle (HOH) in water molecule is 104°31' instead of 90° because of the presence of lone pair - lone pair repulsion.

So, the two hydrogen atoms are bonded to one oxygen atom through hydrogen bonds.

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