The bond angle and structure of carbonyl compounds respectively are

Question

The bond angle and structure of carbonyl compounds respectively are (A) 120° and trigonal planar (B) 109° 28 prime and tetrahedral (C) 120° and tetrahedral (D) 109° 28 prime and trigonal planar

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The bond angles are approximately 120° as expected of a trigonal planar structure in the carbonyl compound.

Q. The bond angle and structure of carbonyl compounds respectively are

$12 0^{\circ}$ and trigonal planar

$10 9^{\circ} 2 8^{'}$ and tetrahedral

$12 0^{\circ}$ and tetrahedral

$10 9^{\circ} 2 8^{'}$ and trigonal planar

The bond angles are approximately $12 0^{\circ}$ as expected of a trigonal planar structure in the carbonyl compound.

Q. The bond angle and structure of carbonyl compounds respectively are

120∘ and trigonal planar

109∘28′ and tetrahedral

120∘ and tetrahedral

109∘28′ and trigonal planar

The bond angles are approximately 120∘ as expected of a trigonal planar structure in the carbonyl compound.

$12 0^{\circ}$ and trigonal planar

$10 9^{\circ} 2 8^{'}$ and tetrahedral

$12 0^{\circ}$ and tetrahedral

$10 9^{\circ} 2 8^{'}$ and trigonal planar

The bond angles are approximately $12 0^{\circ}$ as expected of a trigonal planar structure in the carbonyl compound.