Molecular Shape Class: AX2E Explained

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I have never come across this term before in my few years of chemistry. At first, i thought it meant molecular shape, such as "trigonal planar" or linear. But apparently, that is not the case. Apparently, it is in some form of AX2E (2 being a subscript), but that's all i can find on the matter. Does anyone have experience on this?
 
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DConte said:
I have never come across this term before in my few years of chemistry. At first, i thought it meant molecular shape, such as "trigonal planar" or linear. But apparently, that is not the case. Apparently, it is in some form of AX2E (2 being a subscript), but that's all i can find on the matter. Does anyone have experience on this?

Perhaps this helps

http://www.chemmybear.com/shapes.html
 
Thats exactly what i needed, thank you