e Diagram for CO2 6. 6a. Draw the Lewis structur for CO2. Indicate the molecular shape, th hybridization state of each atom, and the numbe of sigma and pi bonds. Is CO2 polar or nonpolar? Critical point- P = 72.8 Liquid Solid P3 = Triple point 5.1 Gas 1.00 Tm T3 -78 -56.6 31 Temperature (°C) With increasing pressure: (circle/list answer) (a) CO2 melts at a lower temperature, which is the opposite of H2O (b) CO2 melts at a higher temperature, which is the opposite of H2O (c) CO2 melts at a lower temperature, which is the same as H2O (d) CO2 melts at a higher temperature, which is the same as H2O List a temperature and pressure where CO2 is a: (fill in the blanks) Solid Supercritical fluid CO2 forms this kind of solid: SIO2 has different solid forms; in z, all atoms are connected by covalent bonds. This is a There are solids where SiO2 exists primarily as the SiO42- anion, paired with cations such 32+. That is a solid. Fill in the blanks.

e Diagram for CO2 6. 6a. Draw the Lewis structur for CO2. Indicate the molecular shape, th hybridization state of each atom, and the numbe of sigma and pi bonds. Is CO2 polar or nonpolar? Critical point- P = 72.8 Liquid Solid P3 = Triple point 5.1 Gas 1.00 Tm T3 -78 -56.6 31 Temperature (°C) With increasing pressure: (circle/list answer) (a) CO2 melts at a lower temperature, which is the opposite of H2O (b) CO2 melts at a higher temperature, which is the opposite of H2O (c) CO2 melts at a lower temperature, which is the same as H2O (d) CO2 melts at a higher temperature, which is the same as H2O List a temperature and pressure where CO2 is a: (fill in the blanks) Solid Supercritical fluid CO2 forms this kind of solid: SIO2 has different solid forms; in z, all atoms are connected by covalent bonds. This is a There are solids where SiO2 exists primarily as the SiO42- anion, paired with cations such 32+. That is a solid. Fill in the blanks.

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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