VSEPR model angles

[xenamclean_1G]

Do we need to know the specific angles of each shape?

[Shannon Asay 1C]

I'm assuming that we will have to know the angles for the test.

[EmilyJoo_1G]

Yes I believe he mentioned during lecture that we will need to know the bond angles of each model

[Callum Guo 1H]

I think so

[KBELTRAMI_1E]

at least be able to figure them out conceptually if asked. 360/3 planes = 120 is how I think of it but make it the avg

[Minh Ngo 4G]

Yes but most of it, you should be able to figure out using simple geometry such as linear 180 or trigonal planar (360/3)

[Nuoya Jiang]

Yes, they are always popular test materials.

[RoshniVarmaDis1K]

You should know the bond angles, but you don't necessarily have to memorize them. Understanding the shapes conceptually will allow you to calculate the bond angle.