c. PCl, i. Draw a valid Lewis structure with one central atom. ii. What is the electron geometry of this molecule? iii. What is the molecular geometry of this molecule? iv. What are the bond angles? v. Is this molecule polar? If yes, draw dipoles on each polar bond and net dipole.

c. PCl, i. Draw a valid Lewis structure with one central atom. ii. What is the electron geometry of this molecule? iii. What is the molecular geometry of this molecule? iv. What are the bond angles? v. Is this molecule polar? If yes, draw dipoles on each polar bond and net dipole.

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The problem is about the molecule PCl₃:

i. Draw a valid Lewis structure with one central atom.

ii. What is the electron geometry of this molecule?

iii. What is the molecular geometry of this molecule?

iv. What are the bond angles?

v. Is this molecule polar? If yes, draw dipoles on each polar bond and net dipole.

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