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AP EAMCET201824 Apr 2018Evening ShiftChemistryChemical Bonding and Molecular StructureActual

The three dimensional structure of CH ₄ is given below. The bonds are labelled as W, X, Y and Z . What are the bonds lying in the plane (A), projecting out of the plane away from the observer (B) and projecting out of the plane towards the observer (C)?

Options

  1. Aarray lll A & B & C X,Y & Z & W array
  2. Barray lll A & B & C Z & W & X,Y array
  3. Carray lll A & B & C X,Y & W & Z array
  4. Darray lll A & B & C W & X,Y & Z array

Correct answer

A. array lll A & B & C X,Y & Z & W array

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