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This is an example of a Trigonal pyramidal molecule. It has angles all of which are 107°, and is a 3-dimensional structure. This example is ...

This is an example of a Trigonal bipyramidal molecule. It has 120°, 180°, and 90° angles and is a 3-dimensional structure. This particular ...

This is an example of the seesaw molecule that contains one lone pair. The lone pair is located on the right side of the molecule, forcing ...

This is an example of a octahedral molecule that contains no lone pairs. This is a Sulfur hexaflouride molecule, SF 6, which contains 48 v...

This BrF 5 , Bromine pentaflouride, molecule is an example of a square pyramidal geometry . The square pyramydal shape has one lone pair a...

This is an example of a t-shaped molecule. A t-shaped molecule has three shared pairs and two lone pairs. The bond angles are either 90 deg...

This is an example of a tetrahedral molecule that contains no lone pairs. This is a silicon chloride molecule, SiCl4, which has 32 valence...

This is an example of a trigonal planar molecule that contains no lone pairs . This is a boron fluoride molecule, BF 3 , which has 24 vale...

This is an example of a Bent molecule that contains 1 lone pair . The lone pair is located at the top of the molecule, forcing the other a...

This is an example of a square planar molecule that contains 2 lone pairs . The lone pairs are located at the bottom and top of the molecule...

http://www.chem.ufl.edu/~chm2040/Notes/Chapter_11/shapes.html This is a good website to see the different structures for the various molecul...

This is an example of a linear molecule that contains no lone pairs . This is the carbon dioxide molecule, CO 2 , which has 16 valence ele...

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