Chemistry - The molecular shape of methane

Molecular shape of methane CH₄
Methane is a tetrahedral molecule. It is a symmetrical molecule.
	Each of the four charged clouds repel to form a tetrahedral arrangement . The hydrogen atoms, located at the end of each charged cloud, form the vertices of a tetrahedron. Click to see the rotating molecule.
The symmetrical nature of a tetrahedral molecule is shown in the animation on the right. (source unknown)
The tetrahedral methane is shown on the right.
Using balloons to model CH₄ can create a clear visual representation of the molecule.
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