Farm H₂O HD-H Polar H H AX: Tetrahedral H-O-H AX Bent Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion (VSEPR) Structures Lone Pair on Central Atom (A) L 0 1 X-X Linear (AD) X-A-X Linear (W) X 2 -115 Trigonal Plasar [AU] Ben (Angular) (N) 109.5%- 410-X x x Tetrahedral (AM Trigonal Pyramidal Bent (Angular) pa 12 ur x + 120 -x 3 Trigonal Spyramidal (And See-Saw п T-shaped (AGRO Lear wea) X- X 19 X Ask Al Octahedral Square Pyramidal Square Planar الصحي T-shaped Linear Wed 2/2 Lewis nula: Cl₂CO 00: 11 Polarity Polar Formula: BrF3- Lewis તા. Valence electrons count: Electron Group Geometry Molecular Geometry Valence electrons count: Electron Group Geometry Molecular Geometry F Polarity Br Polar F trigonal bipyramid Tshaped

Farm H₂O HD-H Polar H H AX: Tetrahedral H-O-H AX Bent Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion (VSEPR) Structures Lone Pair on Central Atom (A) L 0 1 X-X Linear (AD) X-A-X Linear (W) X 2 -115 Trigonal Plasar [AU] Ben (Angular) (N) 109.5%- 410-X x x Tetrahedral (AM Trigonal Pyramidal Bent (Angular) pa 12 ur x + 120 -x 3 Trigonal Spyramidal (And See-Saw п T-shaped (AGRO Lear wea) X- X 19 X Ask Al Octahedral Square Pyramidal Square Planar الصحي T-shaped Linear Wed 2/2 Lewis nula: Cl₂CO 00: 11 Polarity Polar Formula: BrF3- Lewis તા. Valence electrons count: Electron Group Geometry Molecular Geometry Valence electrons count: Electron Group Geometry Molecular Geometry F Polarity Br Polar F trigonal bipyramid Tshaped

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Chapter7: Covalent Bonding

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Problem 76QAP: In each of the following molecules, a central atom is surrounded by a total of three atoms or...

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