III.Questions1. Explain how the VSEPR theory guided you in predicting the shapes of themolecules in your experiment?2. What is the significance of determining the actual molecular geometry of amolecule?3. What is the important role of molecular geometry of a molecule in the field ofmedicine and your future career?

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1. Explain how the VSEPR theory guided you in predicting the shapes of the molecules in your experiment?

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2. Given the following VSEPR codes, draw the following molecules as a 3D model. Use A & B as "atoms" a) AB₂E₁ b) AB3E₂ c) ABSE₁ 3. The names of the molecular geometry for each molecules from the previous question are: a) b)
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