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Arrange the following molecules in the correct order of their bond angles:

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Remember the structures and bond angles of these common allotropes: - White Phosphorus (\(P_4\)): A highly strained tetrahedron with 60° angles. - Sulfur (\(S_8\)): The stable form is a crown-shaped ring with ~108° angles. - Sulfur (\(S_6\)): A less stable chair-shaped ring with ~102° angles. The smaller the ring, the greater the angle strain and the smaller the bond angle for these non-planar rings.

Updated On: Mar 30, 2026

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The Correct Option is D

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