1. In the following molecule, draw the correct Lewis structure. Also indicate themolecular geometry around the central atom, the hybridization around the central atom,and approximate bond angles.Molecular Geometryaround Central Atomhybridi-zationbondangleCF3CHO* FCC=* Cco=2. Draw the previous molecule with correct geometry3. Circle the chemical structure that has a +1 formal charge at the central atom.A) F-N-F B) HÖ-H c)HDHD) H-N-H E) H-N=OPeriodic ChartIIIIIV VVIVIIHLiBeNFNaMgAISiSCIBr

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Chapter10: Molecular Structure And Bonding Theories

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Molecule # 1 ТеОз- Draw the Lewis Structure below Calculate the number of valence electrons Draw the three-dimensional structure of the molecule using the "wedge and dash" notation. The molecular geometry is: This molecule is polar nonpolar (Circle your choice.) Our logic for this choice is: The formal charge on the central Te atom is on the terminal O atom is The hybridization of Te is Estimate O-Te-O bond angle Molecule # 2 CIF.+ Calculate the number of valence electrons Draw the Lewis Structure below Draw the three-dimensional structure of the molecule using the "wedge and dash" notation. The molecular geometry is: This molecule is polar nonpolar (Circle your choice.) Our logic for this choice is: The formal charge on Cl is The formal charge on F is The hybridization of Cl is Estimate F-Cl-F bond angle
Calculate the number of valence electrons Molecule # 5 SiF?- Draw the Lewis Structure below Draw the three-dimensional structure of the molecule using the "wedge and dash" notation. The molecular geometry is: This molecule is polar nonpolar (Circle your choice.) Our logic for this choice is: The formal charge on Si is The formal charge on F is The hybridization of Si is Estimate F-Si-F bond angle Molecule # 6 CC2F2 Draw the Lewis Structure below Calculate the number of valence electrons Draw the three-dimensional structure of the molecule using the "wedge and dash" notation. The molecular geometry is: This molecule is polar nonpolar (Circle your choice.) Our logic for this choice is: The formal charge on C is The formal charge on Cl/F is The hybridization of C is Estimate F-C-Cl bond angle
4. What will be the geometry about each central atom in the following molecules? Draw a sketch of the molecule. The skeletal structure for each molecule is listed in parentheses. a) C₂H₂ (HCCH) c) CH,NH, (H,CNH,) b) N₂H (H₂NNH₂) d) CF,COOH (both O atoms are attached to the second C, H atom is attached to O)
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provide th following information for NCl3 and HCN including the Lewis structure and 3D sketch
Can you help me with the NH3 step-by-step for number (Step 6)? I need help with the central atom surrounded by an identical electron group. I need help with the molecule polar.
Draw best Lewis structure for the molecular formula below in bond line notation with the correct bond geometry too. Include formal charges if necessary. If there is more than one resonance structure of the compound draw the best one? 1. CH3NCO Be sure to write the Geometry for the underlined Nitrogen and its bond angle.
Why is it less clear to see the electrons on HBrO2 molecular electron geometry than it is on something like H2O? I know there should be 20 electrons on HBrO2, but this leads me to an incorrect drawing. And with the correct drawing, I don't see where all the electrons are. It seems like there's only 10 total. What am I missing here?

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