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Bent molecules do not have lone pair on the central atom.
True or False

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jchelsea625
True I think not sure
onyebuchinnaji

FALSE. Bent molecules do not have lone pair on the central atom.

What is bent molecules?

Bent molecules is a kind of molecular geometry in which the central atom has two lone pairs of electrons and is associated with two bond pairs.

The molecular structure is also known as angular or V-shaped.

Thus, the statement "bent molecules do not have lone pair on the central atom"  is FALSE.

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