Bent/Angular Shape
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Re: Bent/Angular Shape
Yes I believe that the two terms are interchangeable. Bent and angular shapes occur when there are two bonded atoms occurring with an electron pair or several electron pairs.
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Re: Bent/Angular Shape
A bent molecule can also refer to a molecule with two bonds and one lone pair or a molecule with two bonds and two lone pairs.
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Re: Bent/Angular Shape
They are the same, I've only heard of "bent" in my previous chem classes, I have never used angular. According to the book, they are the same
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Re: Bent/Angular Shape
Yes, they are the same. However, I would use "bent" instead of "angular" cause bent is the one that is most commonly used.
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