What bond angles are observed in #NH_4^+#, #OH_2#, #OF_2#, and #H_3O^+#?
ELECTORNIC GEOMETRIES are tetrahedral to a FIRST approximation.
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NH₄⁺: Bond angle of approximately 109.5 degrees
OH₂: Bond angle of approximately 104.5 degrees
OF₂: Bond angle of approximately 103 degrees
H₃O⁺: Bond angle of approximately 109.5 degrees
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