<prompt> Sebopeho sa limolekhule tsa metsi ke eng?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the molecular structure of water? . Response in English: The molecular structure of water refers to the arrangement of atoms and the spacial organization of the molecule. Water, known chemically as H2O, has two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. The oxygen atom shares one pair of electrons with each hydrogen atom to form two O-H covalent bonds. The molecule has a bent shape with an angle of 104.45 between the two O-H bonds. The electrons on the oxygen atom are arranged in two pairs, which are not shared with the hydrogen atoms. This results in a polar molecule with a slightly negative charge on the oxygen atom and slightly positive charges on the hydrogen atoms. . Response in Sesotho: Sebopeho sa limolekhule tsa metsi se bolela tlhophiso ea liathomo le tlhophiso ea sebaka sa molekhule. Metsi, a tsejoang ka likhemikhale e le H2O, a na le liathomo tse peli tsa haedrojene le athomo e le ngoe ea oksijene. Athomo ea oksijene e arolelana para e le ngoe ea lielektrone le athomo e ngoe le e ngoe ea haedrojene ho theha maqhama a mabeli a OH a covalent. Molekhule e na le sebopeho se kobehileng se nang le angle ea 104.45 lipakeng tsa li-bond tse peli tsa OH. Lielektrone tsa athomo ea oksijene li hlophisitsoe ka lipara tse peli, tse sa arolelanoeng le liathomo tsa hydrogen. Sena se fella ka molekhule ea polar e nang le tefiso e mpe hanyane holima athomo ea oksijene le litefiso tse ntle hanyenyane liathomong tsa haedrojene. 