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1. How many sigma bonds are present in this arsenate (AsO4^3-)? 2. How many pi bonds are present in this arsenate? 3. What is the hybridization state of arsenic? 4. What will be the 3D shape of the arsenate ion? 

          1.  How many sigma bonds are present in this arsenate (AsO4^3-)?
2. How many pi bonds are present in this arsenate?
3. What is the hybridization state of arsenic?
4. What will be the 3D shape of the arsenate ion?

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1. How many sigma bonds are present in this arsenate (AsO4^3-)? 2. How many pi bonds are present in this arsenate? 3. What is the hybridization state of arsenic? 4. What will be the 3D shape of the arsenate ion?
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00:02 Hello there, we're really sorry that we cannot help you with this question, because you did not provide enough information here, right? the question is not hard.
00:14 They basically ask about the bonds of the molecule, right? ask about the sigma bond and the pi bond.
00:23 However, supposedly, you should show us the molecules.
00:28 If we don't know the structure, the molecules, we cannot help you to determine, right? the bond nature of those molecules...
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