a. The 03 molecule has a central oxygen atom bonded to two outer oxygen atoms that are not bonded to one another. Draw the Lewis electron-dot diagram of the 03 molecule. Include all valid resonance structures. b. Based on the diagram you drew in part (a), what is the shape of the ozone molecule? Ozone decomposes according to the reaction represented below C. 2 03(g) →3 02(g) AH = 285 kJ/molrxn The bond enthalpy of the oxygen-oxygen bond in 02 is 498 kJ/mol. Based on the enthalpy of the reaction represented above, what is the average bond enthalpy, in kJ/mol, of an oxygen-oxygen bond in 03?

a. The 03 molecule has a central oxygen atom bonded to two outer oxygen atoms that are not bonded to one another. Draw the Lewis electron-dot diagram of the 03 molecule. Include all valid resonance structures. b. Based on the diagram you drew in part (a), what is the shape of the ozone molecule? Ozone decomposes according to the reaction represented below C. 2 03(g) →3 02(g) AH = 285 kJ/molrxn The bond enthalpy of the oxygen-oxygen bond in 02 is 498 kJ/mol. Based on the enthalpy of the reaction represented above, what is the average bond enthalpy, in kJ/mol, of an oxygen-oxygen bond in 03?

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