Molecular Shapes: Electron Repulsion Theory, Contains sufficient parts to make eight atomic models, Each

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Different shapes are examples of bond orientations and cover coordination numbers one through sixLone pairs are represented by brown spheres or brown pear-shaped partsTwo extra pear-shaped parts are included to enable protonated models to be made, such as the formation of H3O as a result of the migration of H from Hydrogen Chloride