# Chemistry Worksheet: Molecular Geometry Study## InstructionsComplete the table by providing the required information for each molecule: $ \text{H}_2\text{S} $ and $ \text{SF}_4 $.### Table| **Parameter** | **$ \text{H}_2\text{S} $** | **$ \text{SF}_4 $** ||---------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------|------------------------|| **Please draw the best Lewis diagram** | | || *(Practice on scratch paper and put the complete and best one here with the shape accurately shown!)* | | || **e.g. =** *(Electron Geometry)* | | || **m.g. =** *(Molecular Geometry)* | | || **Are the BONDS polar or nonpolar?** | | || **Is the MOLECULE polar or nonpolar?** | | || **What is the center atom hybridization?** | | |### Tasks- **Lewis Diagram**: Practice drawing on scratch paper before finalizing the diagram in the table.- **Electron Geometry (e.g.)**: Identify the electron geometry for each molecule.- **Molecular Geometry (m.g.)**: Determine the molecular shape.- **Bond Polarity**: Assess if the bonds are polar or nonpolar.- **Molecule Polarity**: Decide if the entire molecule is polar or nonpolar.- **Hybridization**: Determine the central atom's hybridization state.Note: Ensure all shapes and angles in your drawings are accurate to best represent the molecular structures.

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1.-12. Please fill-in the boxes! PARAMETER Please draw the best Lewis diagram (practice on scratch paper and put the complete and best one here with the shape accurately shown!) e.g.= m.g.= Are the BONDS polar or nonpolar? Is the MOLECULE Polar or nonpolar? What is the center atom hybridization? H₂S SF4

1.-12. Please fill-in the boxes! PARAMETER Please draw the best Lewis diagram (practice on scratch paper and put the complete and best one here with the shape accurately shown!) e.g.= m.g.= Are the BONDS polar or nonpolar? Is the MOLECULE Polar or nonpolar? What is the center atom hybridization? H₂S SF4

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