SHAPES

Question 1

2e- no lp

Answer 1

linear 180°

Question 2

3e- no lp

Answer 2

trigonal planar 120°

Question 3

2e- 1 lp

Answer 3

bent 118°

Question 4

4e- no lp

Answer 4

tetrahedral 109.5°

Question 5

3e- 1 lp

Answer 5

pyramidal 107°

Question 6

2e- 2 lp

Answer 6

bent 104.5°

Question 7

5e- no lp

Answer 7

trigonal bipyramidal 90+120°

Question 8

4e- 1 lp

Answer 8

sawhorse 180+9°

Question 9

3e- 2 lp

Answer 9

tshaped 86°

Question 10

2e- 3 lp

Answer 10

linear 180°

Question 11

6e- no lp

Answer 11

octahedral 90°

Question 12

5e- 1lp

Answer 12

square pyramidal 90°

Question 13

4e- 2 lp

Answer 13

square planar 90°

Question 14

3e- 3 lp

Answer 14

t shaped 86°

Question 15

2e- 4 lp

Answer 15

linear 180°

Question 16

Shapes explained

Answer 16

There are “” sets of bond pairs around the central C. The bond pairs repel equally to minimise the effect of repulsion and adopt a “” shape with a bond angle of “”