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The nitrogen atom in (CH₃)₂NH has how many sigma bonds?
Explanation
In (CH₃)₂NH, nitrogen forms two sigma bonds with carbon atoms and one with hydrogen, totaling three sigma bonds, as per the PDF’s structure discussion.
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