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The four bonds in methane are directed in space with an angle of
Options
(a) 109⁰28′
(b) 90⁰
(c) 120⁰
(d) 180⁰
Correct Answer:
109⁰28′
Explanation:
Four bonds in methane are directed towards the corners of a regular tetrahedron and H – C – H bond angle is 109⁰28′.
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