In alkane the bond angle is

${109.5}^{\circ}$

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$105^{\circ}$

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$120^{\circ}$

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$180^{\circ}$

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Solution

The correct option is A
${109.5}^{\circ}$

In alkane hybridization is $s p^{3}$ .

So the bond angle is ${109.5}^{\circ}$

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In alkane the bond angle is

The correct option is A 109.5∘ In alkane hybridization is sp3. So the bond angle is 109.5∘

The correct option is A
${109.5}^{\circ}$

In alkane hybridization is $s p^{3}$ .

So the bond angle is ${109.5}^{\circ}$