If the molecular geometry of a substance is linear, the electron-pair geometry could be ____ with the central atom having ____ lone pairs.
A) triangular planar; one
B) tetrahedral; two
C) tetrahedral; four
D) triangular bipyramidal; two
E) triangular bipyramidal; three

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The Answer of If the molecular geometry of a substance is linear, the electron-pair geometry could be ____ with the central atom having ____ lone pairs.
A) triangular planar; one
B) tetrahedral; two
C) tetrahedral; four
D) triangular bipyramidal; two
E) triangular bipyramidal; three

If the Molecular Geometry of a Substance Is Linear, the Electron-Pair