Amolecule that has a linear shape has two electron domains around the central atom. how many lone pairs of electrons are present around the central atom? zero one two three

Zero lone pairs of electrons are present around the central atom.

Explanation: Electron Domains is referred to as the electron groups or lone pairs or location of bond around an atom.

We are given a central atom having two electron domains and forming a linear shape. A linear shape has two electron domains around a central atom, hence there are no more lone pairs left on the central atom.

Hence, zero lone pairs of electrons are present on the central atom.

the answer is the first option

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