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In a molecule with one or more lone pairs of electrons, the bond angles will be


▸ unaffected by the lone pair(s) of electrons.

▸ larger than they would be in a molecule with no lone pairs.

▸ smaller than they would be in a molecule with no lone pairs.

▸ unaffected if there is only one lone pair, but smaller if there are two or more lone pairs.

▸ affected, but they could be either larger or smaller.
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