5.) Answer the following: a.) N3 Calculate the total number of valence electrons: Draw the Lewis Structure: Name the electron arraignment around the central atom (electron pair name): Name the overall molecular shape: Is the molecule polar or nonpolar: What is the hybridization of the center atom? What is the formal charge on the center atom? b.) CIO, Calculate the total number of valence electrons: Draw the Lewis Structure: Name the electron arraignment around the central atom (electron pair name): Name the overall molecular shape: Is the molecule polar or nonpolar: What is the hybridization of the center atom? What is the formal charge on the center atom? с.) BrCls Calculate the total number of valence electrons: Draw the Lewis Structure: Name the electron arraignment around the central atom (electron pair name): Name the overall molecular shape: Is the molecule polar or nonpolar: What is the hybridization of the center atom? What is the formal charge on the center atom?

5.) Answer the following: a.) N3 Calculate the total number of valence electrons: Draw the Lewis Structure: Name the electron arraignment around the central atom (electron pair name): Name the overall molecular shape: Is the molecule polar or nonpolar: What is the hybridization of the center atom? What is the formal charge on the center atom? b.) CIO, Calculate the total number of valence electrons: Draw the Lewis Structure: Name the electron arraignment around the central atom (electron pair name): Name the overall molecular shape: Is the molecule polar or nonpolar: What is the hybridization of the center atom? What is the formal charge on the center atom? с.) BrCls Calculate the total number of valence electrons: Draw the Lewis Structure: Name the electron arraignment around the central atom (electron pair name): Name the overall molecular shape: Is the molecule polar or nonpolar: What is the hybridization of the center atom? What is the formal charge on the center atom?

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter7: Molecular Structures

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