BH3 1. Draw the Lewis Dot diagram for the molecule on a paper/ tablet/ ipad and write the question number. Use lines to represent bonds, and show all lone pairs as dots. If your molecule has 3D shape, make sure to úse wedges and dotted lines. Write the number of valence electrons next to the drawing. Upload your work. Note: No credit will be given if the dot structure is incorrect. 2. Select the name that best describes the electron geometry/ electron pair geometry: [ Select ] 3. Select the name that best describes the molecular geometry/ molecular shape: [ Select ] 4. Select the closest bond angle(s) for the molecule (°): [ Select ] 5. Is the molecule polar or non-polar: [ Select ]

BH3 1. Draw the Lewis Dot diagram for the molecule on a paper/ tablet/ ipad and write the question number. Use lines to represent bonds, and show all lone pairs as dots. If your molecule has 3D shape, make sure to úse wedges and dotted lines. Write the number of valence electrons next to the drawing. Upload your work. Note: No credit will be given if the dot structure is incorrect. 2. Select the name that best describes the electron geometry/ electron pair geometry: [ Select ] 3. Select the name that best describes the molecular geometry/ molecular shape: [ Select ] 4. Select the closest bond angle(s) for the molecule (°): [ Select ] 5. Is the molecule polar or non-polar: [ Select ]

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