Dot formula is an exception to Octet rules.FormulaDot RequirementCatta'SSef4(X)re(1)N=A=Det Formula(20(2)(2)ElectronicGeometry(3a)(3b)(4a)|੫(30)(36)(da)TT(3)(3b)1988DandoTTDendo(4) Bondsshowband anglesMolecularGeometry(7)(76)(7a)(76)(76)(76)17(Cirde ene)polar show dipole(Ba) SymmetricalY N(b) PolarY N(4b) hybridizationCH(Ba) SymmetricalY NY N(46) hybridizationBrBr(8) SymmetricalY N(b) PolarY N(46) hybridization

In the given question we have to calculate the values of N, A, and S, draw the electronic and…

Dot formula is an exception to Octet rales. Formula Dot Requirement Catta Sef4 (X) N= A= S= (1) N= Det Formula (2) (2) Electronic Geometry E (3a) (3b) (4a) o T (3n) (da) S TT (3a) (3b) Dando 364 Dende (4) Bonds showband angles Molecular Geometry (7) (76) (Th) (76) (76) 9 (Cirde ene) Spolar show dipole (a) Symmetrical Y N C (b) Polar Y N (4b) hybridization C H (Ba) Symmetrical Y N (b) Polar YN (4b) hybridization & (B) Symmetrical YN (b) Polar YN (4b) hybridization Se

Dot formula is an exception to Octet rales. Formula Dot Requirement Catta Sef4 (X) N= A= S= (1) N= Det Formula (2) (2) Electronic Geometry E (3a) (3b) (4a) o T (3n) (da) S TT (3a) (3b) Dando 364 Dende (4) Bonds showband angles Molecular Geometry (7) (76) (Th) (76) (76) 9 (Cirde ene) Spolar show dipole (a) Symmetrical Y N C (b) Polar Y N (4b) hybridization C H (Ba) Symmetrical Y N (b) Polar YN (4b) hybridization & (B) Symmetrical YN (b) Polar YN (4b) hybridization Se

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