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The bond angle H−O−H in ice is closest to:

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120o28
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60o
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C
90o
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D
109o
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Solution

The correct option is D 109o
Image 1 - In Water
Image 2- In Ice
In ice the molecules live up to form a network & every lone pair has a hydrogen from neighboring molecule very close to it and attracts the lone pair from the oxygen atom & increases the bond angle.

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