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1. Two atoms are said to be bonded when:

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2. The decreasing order of the repulsive interactions between various electron pairs is:

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3. Valence bond theory was introduced by:

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4. Which molecule has a bent shape?

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5. Repulsive forces arise between:

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6. The number of lone pairs of electrons on SF4, CF4 and XeF4 are:

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7. Pick out the pair of species having identical shapes for both the molecules.

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8. Among the following species octahedral shape is found in:

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9. Which molecule has a trigonal pyramidal shape?

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10. Which of the following orbitals give a zero overlap?

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11. Among the following molecules, the molecule with trigonal planar geometry is:

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12. A pi-bond is formed by the overlap of:

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13. Which of the following has a square pyramidal shape?

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14. According to the VSEPR theory, the geometry and shape of the molecule depends upon:

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15. The statement that is true about H2O molecule is:

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16. Valence bond theory explains:

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17. Among the following species linear shape is found in:

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18. Which of the following molecule doesn't have a lone pair?

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19. Among the following species the pair that have V-shaped geometry is:

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20. Among the following compounds the maximum number of lone pair is present on the central atom of:

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