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Name That VSEPR Shape!. A.Tetrahedral B.Bent C.Trigonal pyramidal D.Linear E.Octahedral F.See-saw (saw-horse) G.Trigonal bipyramidal H.Trigonal planar.

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1 Name That VSEPR Shape!

2 A.Tetrahedral B.Bent C.Trigonal pyramidal D.Linear E.Octahedral F.See-saw (saw-horse) G.Trigonal bipyramidal H.Trigonal planar I.T-shaped J.Square pyramidal Response

3 Enter Question Text A.Tetrahedral B.Bent C.Trigonal pyramidal D.Linear E.Octahedral F.See-saw (saw-horse) G.Trigonal bipyramidal H.Trigonal planar I.T-shaped J.Square pyramidal Response

4 Enter Question Text A.Tetrahedral B.Bent C.Trigonal pyramidal D.Linear E.Octahedral F.See-saw (saw-horse) G.Trigonal bipyramidal H.Trigonal planar I.T-shaped J.Square pyramidal Response

5 Enter Question Text A.Tetrahedral B.Bent C.Trigonal pyramidal D.Linear E.Octahedral F.See-saw (saw-horse) G.Trigonal bipyramidal H.Trigonal planar I.T-shaped J.Square pyramidal Response

6 Enter Question Text A.Tetrahedral B.Bent C.Trigonal pyramidal D.Linear E.Octahedral F.See-saw (saw-horse) G.Trigonal bipyramidal H.Trigonal planar I.T-shaped J.Square pyramidal Response

7 Enter Question Text A.Tetrahedral B.Bent C.Trigonal pyramidal D.Linear E.Octahedral F.See-saw (saw-horse) G.Trigonal bipyramidal H.Trigonal planar I.T-shaped J.Square pyramidal Response

8 Enter Question Text A.Tetrahedral B.Bent C.Trigonal pyramidal D.Linear E.Octahedral F.See-saw (saw-horse) G.Trigonal bipyramidal H.Trigonal planar I.T-shaped J.Square pyramidal Response

9 Enter Question Text A.Tetrahedral B.Bent C.Trigonal pyramidal D.Linear E.Octahedral F.See-saw (saw-horse) G.Trigonal bipyramidal H.Trigonal planar I.T-shaped J.Square pyramidal Response

10 Enter Question Text A.Tetrahedral B.Bent C.Trigonal pyramidal D.Linear E.Octahedral F.See-saw (saw-horse) G.Trigonal bipyramidal H.Trigonal planar I.T-shaped J.Square pyramidal Response

11 Enter Question Text A.Tetrahedral B.Bent C.Trigonal pyramidal D.Linear E.Octahedral F.See-saw (saw-horse) G.Trigonal bipyramidal H.Trigonal planar I.T-shaped J.Square pyramidal Response

12 Enter Question Text A.Tetrahedral B.Bent C.Trigonal pyramidal D.Linear E.Octahedral F.See-saw (saw-horse) G.Trigonal bipyramidal H.Trigonal planar I.T-shaped J.Square pyramidal Response

13 Name this shape!

14 Square Planar

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