The electron-group geometry of H₂O is ________. A)tetrahedral B)linear C)trigonal planar D)bent E)V-shaped

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The electron-group geometry of H₂O (H2SO4) is tetrahedral because it includes the central atom (S) with four areas of electron density: two bonds to oxygen atoms, one double bond to an oxygen atom, and one bond to a hydroxyl group (OH). This arrangement conforms to a tetrahedral geometry.

The Electron-Group Geometry of H2O Is ________

The Electron-Group Geometry of H₂O Is ________