Consider the structure of CH3CH2CH2OH. Select the single best answer for each part. Part 1 of 4 What is the molecular shape around the carbon atoms? linear trigonal planar O T-shaped seesaw O bent O trigonal bipyramidal O tetrahedral O trigonal pyramidal O square planar square pyramidal O octahedral Part 2 of 4 What, if any, is the direction of deviation from the ideal bond angle around the carbon atoms? O greater than ideal O ideal O less than ideal Part 3 of 4 What is the molecular shape around the oxygen atom? O seesaw square planar tetrahedral O trigonal planar ○ T-shaped O trigonal bipyramidal O octahedral O square pyramidal bent O linear O trigonal pyramidal Part 4 of 4 What, if any, is the direction of deviation from the ideal bond angle around the oxygen atom? O greater than ideal O ideal O less than ideal

Consider the structure of CH3CH2CH2OH. Select the single best answer for each part. Part 1 of 4 What is the molecular shape around the carbon atoms? linear trigonal planar O T-shaped seesaw O bent O trigonal bipyramidal O tetrahedral O trigonal pyramidal O square planar square pyramidal O octahedral Part 2 of 4 What, if any, is the direction of deviation from the ideal bond angle around the carbon atoms? O greater than ideal O ideal O less than ideal Part 3 of 4 What is the molecular shape around the oxygen atom? O seesaw square planar tetrahedral O trigonal planar ○ T-shaped O trigonal bipyramidal O octahedral O square pyramidal bent O linear O trigonal pyramidal Part 4 of 4 What, if any, is the direction of deviation from the ideal bond angle around the oxygen atom? O greater than ideal O ideal O less than ideal

Organic Chemistry

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Author:William H. Brown, Brent L. Iverson, Eric Anslyn, Christopher S. Foote

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Chapter1: Covalent Bonding And Shapes Of Molecules

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1.75AP: (a) Draw a Lewis structure for the ozone molecule, O3. (The order of atom attachment is OOO, and...

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