4. structure and bonding) a. Draw the Lewis structure of l3-, including formal charges, and predict its shape. 4b. Draw and name a structural isomer and a stereoisomer of cis-3-hepane. 4c. Sketch the shapes of the o2, and one of the T*2, molecular orbitals of O2. Use dashed lines to indicate nodes.

4. structure and bonding) a. Draw the Lewis structure of l3-, including formal charges, and predict its shape. 4b. Draw and name a structural isomer and a stereoisomer of cis-3-hepane. 4c. Sketch the shapes of the o2, and one of the T*2, molecular orbitals of O2. Use dashed lines to indicate nodes.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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