Determine the shape around each central atom of this molecule and identify any deviation from ideal bond angles: H₂SO, (no H-S bond) (a) Shape around S: Otrigonal pyramidal bent (V-shaped) tetrahedral trigonal planar Direction of deviation (if any): ideal less than ideal greater than ideal (b) Shape around the O-H bonds(s): bent (V-shaped) trigonal bipyramidal T-shaped tetrahedral Direction of deviation (if any): Ogreater than ideal less than ideal ideal

Determine the shape around each central atom of this molecule and identify any deviation from ideal bond angles: H₂SO, (no H-S bond) (a) Shape around S: Otrigonal pyramidal bent (V-shaped) tetrahedral trigonal planar Direction of deviation (if any): ideal less than ideal greater than ideal (b) Shape around the O-H bonds(s): bent (V-shaped) trigonal bipyramidal T-shaped tetrahedral Direction of deviation (if any): Ogreater than ideal less than ideal ideal

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