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Nikolai Warren
2 December, 22:48
Geometry and polarity of SnCl2
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Saul Mcmahon
3 December, 01:09
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Stannous Chloride, doesn't normally form molecules; two bonding pairs and one nonbonding pair on the dominant Sn; the bond angles are coarsely 109 degrees which is p2 hybridized. The molecule is considered polar because of the angular shape that it possess.
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