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1x4 = 4 2x7=14 (x3 = 3 3-2 21 Of the central atom Chem 001 With what you have learned, complete this summary table Total no. of Molecular formula Bond angle(s) bonds and No. of bond No. of lone lone pairs pairs pairs Orbital hybridization of the central atom VSEPR class Molecular geometry Dipole moment? (Yes/No) BeCl₂ 180° 2 2 SP AX₂ linear No 1 BF3 120° 3 3 0 Sp² A3 Trigonal planer Au SnCl2 -99° 3 2 Sp² Ax22 Beat Yes CH4 109.5° 4 4 3p3 Axa Tetrahedral no NH3 107.3° 4 3 593 Ax E Trigonal pyramidal Yes H₂O 104.5° 2 2 Sp Ax2E2 bent ло 120° PCl5 5 5 0 90° Sp³ J As Trigonal bipyramidal - 85° SF4 5 101° J 1 5p³ AXE sex saw Yes BrF3 85° 5 2 3 Sp³0 Ax, 22 T shape Ves XeF2 180° 5 2 3 Sp³J AX 20 SF6 90° 6 6 0 дрвја Axu octahedral по IFS - 90° 6 5 ' 5P3J2 Ax5% Square pyramidal Yes XeF4 90° 6 4 2 Sp³j2 Ax422 Square planeer по "Not all bonds are equivalent (or of equal length). ift MacPherson

Chemistry

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

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

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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