Question 7 of 39Consider the skeletal (line-bond) structure of the neurotransmitter serotoninshown. Determine the ideal bonding angle of the indicated atom.NH,A) 120°B) 109,5но.C) 180°D) 90

Bond angle :- The angle between two bonds formed between three atoms is known as bond angle. The…

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