15-16. Use the Lewis structure of guanine below to answer the next two questions.Complete the Lewis structure by adding lone pairs of electrons as needed to satisfythe octet rule for each atom, and then answer the following questions.X15.16.13H-CHNIN-CCY03NCHNC) 109.5°HHWhat is the hybridization of the nitrogen atom marked Z above?A) SD) sp³B) spsp²ZacerWhat is the best estimate of the bond angles around the nitrogen atom marked X above?A) 120°B) 117⁰D) 107°E) 90°E) sp'd

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15-16. Use the Lewis structure of guanine below to answer the next two questions. Complete the Lewis structure by adding lone pairs of electrons as needed to satisfy the octet rule for each atom, and then answer the following questions. X 15. 16. 13 H-C Y H Z What is the hybridization of the nitrogen atom marked Z above? A) s B) sp sp² D) sp³ E) sp'd What is the best estimate of the bond angles around the nitrogen atom marked X above?

15-16. Use the Lewis structure of guanine below to answer the next two questions. Complete the Lewis structure by adding lone pairs of electrons as needed to satisfy the octet rule for each atom, and then answer the following questions. X 15. 16. 13 H-C Y H Z What is the hybridization of the nitrogen atom marked Z above? A) s B) sp sp² D) sp³ E) sp'd What is the best estimate of the bond angles around the nitrogen atom marked X above?

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Chapter10: Molecular Structure And Bonding Theories

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Problem 10.40QE: Use the VSEPR model to predict the bond angles around each central atom in the following Lewis...

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