A. Hybridization 1. Determine the hybridization of the nonhydrogen atoms in the following molecules. Note: you may want to complete (or fully interpret) the incomplete (condensed) Lewis structures first. H3C-NH2 H3C H3C CEN EN-NH2 O=C=O H3C H3C-OH H3C OH B. Dipole Moments 1. Indicate the direction of the dipole of each of the polar bonds in the following symmetrical molecules using the partial symbols, 5/5. If the molecules are polar, indicate their net dipoles using the dipole arrow, . O=C=0 F FIIC-F F 2. Indicate the direction of the dipole of each of the polar bonds in the following nonsymmetrical molecules using the partial symbols, 84/5. If the molecules are polar, indicate their net dipoles using the dipole arrow, +. H FIC-F H HIO HIC-F H H HIN-H H F
A. Hybridization 1. Determine the hybridization of the nonhydrogen atoms in the following molecules. Note: you may want to complete (or fully interpret) the incomplete (condensed) Lewis structures first. H3C-NH2 H3C H3C CEN EN-NH2 O=C=O H3C H3C-OH H3C OH B. Dipole Moments 1. Indicate the direction of the dipole of each of the polar bonds in the following symmetrical molecules using the partial symbols, 5/5. If the molecules are polar, indicate their net dipoles using the dipole arrow, . O=C=0 F FIIC-F F 2. Indicate the direction of the dipole of each of the polar bonds in the following nonsymmetrical molecules using the partial symbols, 84/5. If the molecules are polar, indicate their net dipoles using the dipole arrow, +. H FIC-F H HIO HIC-F H H HIN-H H F
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1. Determine the hybridization of the nonhydrogen atoms in the following molecules. Note: you may
want to complete (or fully interpret) the incomplete (condensed) Lewis structures first.
H3C-NH2
H3C
H3C CEN
EN-NH2
O=C=O
H3C
H3C-OH
H3C
OH
B. Dipole Moments
1. Indicate the direction of the dipole of each of the polar bonds in the following symmetrical molecules
using the partial symbols, 5/5. If the molecules are polar, indicate their net dipoles using the dipole
arrow,
.
O=C=0
F
FIIC-F
F
2. Indicate the direction of the dipole of each of the polar bonds in the following nonsymmetrical
molecules using the partial symbols, 84/5. If the molecules are polar, indicate their net dipoles using
the dipole arrow, +.
H
FIC-F
H
HIO
HIC-F
H
H
HIN-H
H
F
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