Choose 3 compounds in the following. Each of your chosen compounds should have different molecular geometries. 1) CHOOSE 3 COMPOUNDS FROM THE FOLLOWING. EACH OF YOUR CHOSEN COMPOUNDSSHOULD HAVE DIFFERENT MOLECULAR GEOMETRIES.• CH4• CH3OH• CO2• PF5• H20• CH2CI2• NFBR2• NH3• CHCI3• BCI3ave g2) MAKE A 3D DIAGRAM OF THE MOLECULAR GEOMETRY OF YOUR CHOSEN COMPOUNDSUSING RECYCLABLE MATERIALS.3) PLACE YOUR 3D DIAGRAMS IN A BOND PAPER, COLORED PAPER, OR ILLUSTRATIONBOARD.- DEPENDING ON THE SIZE OF YOUR 3D DIAGRAMS.4) INDICATE THE MOLECULAR GEOMETRY, POLARITY, AND TYPE OF INTERMOLECULARFORCES PRESENT IN YOUR CHOSEN COMPOUND.5) DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 5, 2021RUBRICSPERFORMANCE TASK #2ModelComponentsText andResourcefulnessCreativity andAppearanceLabels30%20%30%20%SAMPLESource RSC Education 11:2341 93%PS PTASK #2.pdfPHYSICAL SCIENCEPERFORMANCE TASK #2MAKE A 3D DIAGRAM OF MOLECULAR GEOMETRY1) CHOOSE 3 COMPOUNDS FROM THE FOLLOWING. EACH OF YOUR CHOSEN COMPOUNDSSHOULD HAVE DIFFERENT MOLECULAR GEOMETRIES.• CH4• CH3OH• CO2• PF5• BC13• H20• CH2C12• NFBR2• NH3• CHCI3ave g2) MAKE A 3D DIAGRAM OF THE MOLECULAR GEOMETRY OF YOUR CHOSEN COMPOUNDSUSING RECYCLABLE MATERIALS.3) PLACE YOUR 3D DIAGRAMS IN A BOND PAPER, COLORED PAPER, OR ILLUSTRATIONBOARD. DEPENDING ON THE SIZE OF YOUR 3D DIAGRAMS.4) INDICATE THE MOLECULAR GEOMETRY, POLARITY, AND TYPE OF INTERMOLECULARFORCES PRESENT IN YOUR CHOSEN COMPOUND.5) DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 5, 2021RUBRICSPERFORMANCE TASK #2ModelText andResourcefulnessCreativity andAppearanceComponentsLabels30%20%30%20%SAMPLE

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1) CHOOSE 3 COMPOUNDS FROM THE FOLLOWING. EACH OF YOUR CHOSEN COMPOUNDS SHOULD HAVE DIFFERENT MOLECULAR GEOMETRIES. • CH4 • H20 • CH2C12 • NFBR2 • NH3 • CHCI3 . снзон • CO2 • PF5 • BCI3

1) CHOOSE 3 COMPOUNDS FROM THE FOLLOWING. EACH OF YOUR CHOSEN COMPOUNDS SHOULD HAVE DIFFERENT MOLECULAR GEOMETRIES. • CH4 • H20 • CH2C12 • NFBR2 • NH3 • CHCI3 . снзон • CO2 • PF5 • BCI3

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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