[Ari Ben Canaan]

Well I have a pretty sound understanding of how to determine the shape of a molecule my only issue is when there is more than one central atom.

Hydrazine is N₂H₄. How does one determine the shape especially when there are more than one central atoms ?

Additionally does this method of sorts change when the central atoms are of different types ?

[sjb]

Well I have a pretty sound understanding of how to determine the shape of a molecule my only issue is when there is more than one central atom.

Hydrazine is N₂H₄. How does one determine the shape especially when there are more than one central atoms ?

Additionally does this method of sorts change when the central atoms are of different types ?

In the case of hydrazine, it's probably best to consider the groups around one nitrogen as being two hydrogens and one larger, "superatom", consisting of NH₂. I'm not sure what you're asking in the follow-up, can you elaborate?

[Ari Ben Canaan]

No never mind the other question. Its all fine.

Could you look into my other query : HERE