📝 Multiple Choice Question
General-science
The 'Bond Angle' in a methane molecule (CH4) is:
A
90 degrees
B
120 degrees
C
109 degrees 28 minutes
D
107 degrees
Explanation
Methane has a perfect tetrahedral geometry with sp3 hybridisation.
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