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State True or False.
The bond angle in Cl2O is equal to that of OF2.

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True
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False
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Solution

The correct option is B False
The bond angle in dichlorooxide is 111o
The bond angle in difluorooxide is 103o
Thus, the bond angle in dichlorooxide is greater than the bond angle in difluorooxide.
This is because chlorine has larger size than fluorine.

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