For each of the following molecules in the list: 1) List the total number of valence electrons and then draw the Lewis dot structure. 2) Use the kits to make a model of each molecule or ion. (A specific ball may not exist for the type of atom that you are looking for. If this happens, use a ball for which the number of holes matches the number of electron areas needed.) 3) Name the electron pair geometry. 4) Name the molecular shape. 5) Draw a 3-D sketch of the molecular shape and list the bond angles. 6) If the molecule contains covalent bonds, indicate if it is polar or nonpolar. 7) When necessary, draw a polar arrow for each bond. 8) If the molecule is polar, draw an arrow nexst to the 3-D sketch indicating the direction of the dipole moment. Molecular Lewis Dot AXE Type Electron on Central Pair Atom Molecular lonic, polar, or nonpolar 3-D Sketch with bond angles and Formula Structure Shape Geometry di

For each of the following molecules in the list: 1) List the total number of valence electrons and then draw the Lewis dot structure. 2) Use the kits to make a model of each molecule or ion. (A specific ball may not exist for the type of atom that you are looking for. If this happens, use a ball for which the number of holes matches the number of electron areas needed.) 3) Name the electron pair geometry. 4) Name the molecular shape. 5) Draw a 3-D sketch of the molecular shape and list the bond angles. 6) If the molecule contains covalent bonds, indicate if it is polar or nonpolar. 7) When necessary, draw a polar arrow for each bond. 8) If the molecule is polar, draw an arrow nexst to the 3-D sketch indicating the direction of the dipole moment. Molecular Lewis Dot AXE Type Electron on Central Pair Atom Molecular lonic, polar, or nonpolar 3-D Sketch with bond angles and Formula Structure Shape Geometry di

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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