Shapes of molecules 1 (no lone pairs)

[@a.human.]

Sir, thanks so much for these useful videos! As someone who's doing A levels privately, your videos are truly a blessing! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us through simple yet precise videos! Much appreciated!

[@Crimson_Candour_Project]

Thanks so much. Terrific explaination💪💪

[@AlleryChemistry]

No problem

[@sadikatahreen871]

I did this today and this video is really useful

[@AlleryChemistry]

Glad it helped

[@mufc109]

Would be a lot easier if they let us have 3-d models in the exam 😒

[@AlleryChemistry]

Heh... true. Use pens and bundle them to form your shapes.

[@mufc109]

Genius 😂

[@scribbledribble4062]

It's bit unclear to me. How did you calculate the bond angle to be '109.5 degrees' in the methane example?

[@M.I.A105]

Scribble Dribble Omggg you got an a* in chemistry

[@emmahughes1346]

In the text book it calls SF6 hexagonal. - Edexcel text book.

[@khaledhasanshagor8363]

Can I use these videos for new syllabus 2018/2019 ??? THANK YOU ANYWAY CAUSE THESE ARE WONDERFUL

[@jayafron5067]

Thank you! This helped me a lot!

[@skylawhite3519]

Why is the last example called an octahedral?

[@AlleryChemistry]

The 3D shape forms an 8 faced shape. But 6 points. Strange ay!

[@irenepereira5145]

is the angle between all the hydrogens in tetrahedral same?

[@AlleryChemistry]

Yes that's right

[@viviennejones1813]

is this a A level question?

[@demonhunter_0203]

Use a mic please Great video anyways

[@myselfawesomedude1053]

Among us

[@EuphonicElla]

In real life

[@keetanjohal3559]

What is the bond angle of among us????