The geometry of alkane amine is .
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The geometry of alkane amines is pyramidal.
- Alkane amines are formed when one or more hydrogen atoms in ammonia (NH3) have been replaced by alkanes.
- According to the VSEPR theory, the nitrogen in alkane amines is sp3 hybridized with one lone pair that is responsible for its pyramidal shape.
- The angle is about 108°.
- Examples of alkane amine are: Methylamine and Ethylamine.
- In amines, nitrogen have five valence electrons.
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