A carbon atom with four single bonds is usually [ ], with bond angles of about [ ].
A carbon atom with four single bonds is usually linear, with bond angles of about 180°.
A carbon atom with four single bonds is usually tetrahedral, with bond angles of about 109.5°.
A carbon atom with four single bonds is usually trigonal pyramidal, with bond angles of about 107°.
A carbon atom with four single bonds is usually trigonal planar, with bond angles of about 120°.
Flashcards for Edexcel AS Level Chemistry Chirality, covering the key terms and definitions you need to recall. 26 cards, matched to the Edexcel AS Level Chemistry (8CH0) specification.