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oceanmd
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I think it is trigonal bipyramidal, because N as a central atom has 3 bonding pairs and 1 lone pair. But in class it was said that it is a distorted version of an ideal shape. What does it mean?
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trigonal pyramidal - distorted means - slightly different bond lengths and angles comparing to ammonia
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