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Use the structure of methyl methacrylate below to identify each bond angle indicated. Note: you may have to add in lone pairs to complete octets. H H 1 C H-C=C-H 2 3 C-O-C-H 4 A. The bond angle shown by number 1 is [ Select ]. B. The bond angle shown by number 2 is [ Select ]. C. The bond angle shown by number 3 is [ Select ]. D. The bond angle shown by number 4 is [ Select ].

          Use the structure of methyl methacrylate below to identify each bond angle indicated. Note: you may have to add in lone pairs to complete octets.

H H
1 C
H-C=C-H
2
3
C-O-C-H
4

A. The bond angle shown by number 1 is [ Select ].

B. The bond angle shown by number 2 is [ Select ].

C. The bond angle shown by number 3 is [ Select ].

D. The bond angle shown by number 4 is [ Select ].

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Use the structure of methyl methacrylate below to identify each bond angle indicated. Note: you may have to add in lone pairs to complete octets.

H H
1 C
H-C=C-H
2
3
C-O-C-H
4

A. The bond angle shown by number 1 is [ Select ].

B. The bond angle shown by number 2 is [ Select ].

C. The bond angle shown by number 3 is [ Select ].

D. The bond angle shown by number 4 is [ Select ].

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The bond angle shown by number 1 is between three atoms all bonded to the same carbon atom. This is a typical sp3 hybridized carbon atom, which forms a tetrahedral shape. The bond angle in a tetrahedron is approximately 109.5 degrees. B. The bond angle shown by Show more…

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