A. Classify the following hypothetical molecules as polar or non-polar. Note: Number 5 item is not a hypothetical molecule. (The number of valence electrons are given in parenthesis.) Explain your answer in terms of: (a) Lewis structure (b) Molecular geometry (c) Symmetry (symmetrical or asymmetrical) (d) Dipole moment (descriptive) Molecule/ Ion (No. of Valence Non-polar electron) 5. CHCI, (C=4, H=1, Cl=7) Polar or Explanation

A. Classify the following hypothetical molecules as polar or non-polar. Note: Number 5 item is not a hypothetical molecule. (The number of valence electrons are given in parenthesis.) Explain your answer in terms of: (a) Lewis structure (b) Molecular geometry (c) Symmetry (symmetrical or asymmetrical) (d) Dipole moment (descriptive) Molecule/ Ion (No. of Valence Non-polar electron) 5. CHCI, (C=4, H=1, Cl=7) Polar or Explanation

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