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Yosef Warren
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21 November, 15:24
Chemical bonds are determined by what?
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Cristal Norris
21 November, 15:49
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The chemical bond is determined by its overall shape of the molecule, the angles made by the lines joining the nuclei of the atoms in the molecule. The bond angles together with the bond lengths accurately define the shape and size of the molecule.
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