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Covalent Bonding in Different Atoms

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In liquid and solid states the bond lengths and bond angles are slightly changed.

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True

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The correct option is A True
In liquid and solid states the bond lengths and bond angles are slightly changed due tohydrogen bonding.

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S_{1}

S n C l_{2}

the bonding takes place in ground state and the bond angle

C l - S n C l

is slightly less than

120^{\circ}

.

S_{2}

: The molecular geometry of

X e F_{7}^{+}

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S_{3}

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respectively due to the presence of a lone pair.

With respect to the conformers of ethane, which of the following statements is true?

(a) Bond angle changes but bond length remains the same.

(b) Both bond angle and bond length change.

(c) Both bond angle and bond length remain the same.

(d) Bond angle remains the same but bond length changes.

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C - O - H

bond angle in alcohols is slightly less than the tetrahedral angle whereas the

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s p^{2} -

hybridised carbon. Reason: The bond angles are changed due to multiple bond

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