Give the two-word name for this shape that is sometimes composed of angles which each measure one hundred twenty degrees.
This molecular shape shows up in carbonyl fluoride, phosgene, and formaldehyde. It has the same steric number as the bent shape, but it has no lone pairs. A simple example of it contains boron and fluoride, in which boron has the oxidation number positive three. Give the two-word name for this shape that is sometimes composed of angles which each measure one hundred twenty degrees.
This molecular shape shows up in carbonyl fluoride, phosgene, and formaldehyde.
Trigonal Planar (prompt either half of answer)