Chemistry, asked by siransarabbas, 3 months ago

Why bond angles in H20 are smaller than bond angles in NH3?​

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Answered by colourfulskycolourfu
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Explanation:

H2o contains two lone pairs where as NH3 contains only one lone pair. As we all know that lone pairs are responsible for the repulsions with in the molecule that causes to reduce the bond angle. ... Due to one lone pair bond angle decreases to 107.8). So, the bond angle of NH3 is greater than the bond angle of H2o.

Answered by gautamayush394
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Explanation:

H2o contains two lone pairs where as NH3 contains only one lone pair. As we all know that lone pairs are responsible for the repulsions with in the molecule that causes to reduce the bond angle. ... Due to one lone pair bond angle decreases to 107.8). So, the bond angle of NH3 is greater than the bond angle of H2o

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