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26 January, 21:29

A molecule that has a linear shape has two electron domains around the central atom. How many lone pairs of electrons are present around the central atom? zero one two three

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  1. 26 January, 21:52
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    If it is a linear shape, there should be zero lone pairs. If there was any lone pairs, the shape would become angular.
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