Original post by Hazel99
Explain why the bond angle around the hydrogen atoms involved in a hydrogen bond is 180 degrees????
Maximum repulsion?
Maximum repulsion?
There are no other pairs of electrons involved.
One incoming and one shared = two pairs = 180º
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