MCQ
True structure is predicted by:
- AValence bond approach
- BSidgwick approach
- CHybrid orbital formation
- DNone of the above
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Answer
- Hybrid orbital formation
Explanation:
Hybrid formation was introduced to explain molecular structure when the other theories failed to correctly predict them.
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