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Q

who many electrons can there be

A

2-6 electrons

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possible shapes of two electrons

A

linear

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possible shapes of three electrons

A

bent

trigonal planar

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possible shapes of four electrons

A

tetrahedral
bent
trigonal pyramid

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possible shapes for five electrons

A

trigonal bipyramidal
see-saw
T-structure
linear

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possible shapes for six electrons

A

octahehral
square pyramidal
square planar

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two electron no lone pair

A

linear 180°

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3 electrons no lone pair

A

trigonal planar 120°

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3 electrons one lone pair

A

bent 120°

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4 electrons no lone pair

A

tetrahedral 109.5°

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4 electrons one lone pair

A

trigonal pyramid <109.5° (~107°)

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4 electrons two lone pair

A

bent <109.5°(~105°)

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5 electrons no lone pairs

A

trigonal
bipyramidal
90°, 120

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5 electrons one lone pairs

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see-saw <90°, <120°

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5 electrons two lone pairs

A

T-structure <90°

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5 electrons 3 lone pairs

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linear 180°