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What is the molecular geometry and bond angle of ammonia (NH3) using the VSEPR theory?
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The molecular geometry of ammonia NH3 using the VSEPR theory is trigonal pyramidal. The bond angle between the hydrogen-nitrogen-hydrogen atoms is approximately 107.5 degrees.
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