Referring to the circled atoms in the picture below, what is the actual H-C-O bond angle? CH2OH H OH H HO OH OH 90 degrees 109.5 degrees 120 degrees 180 degrees
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It seems that there are two possible sets of circled atoms, so we need to clarify which one we are referring to. Let's assume that we are referring to the circled atoms in the middle of the molecule, which are the carbon atom (C) and the oxygen atom (O) in the HCO Show more…
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