#7 ## Educational Content on H₂CO Lewis Structures### For the following: H₂CO#### State the number of valence electrons and Draw the Lewis Structure:- **Lewis Structure:** ``` H : C : H || O ```#### State the electron domain geometry and type of hybrid orbital used:- **Electron Domain Geometry:** Trigonal Planar#### Orbital Diagrams:- Orbital Diagram of Central Atom Alone, (C):- Orbital Diagram of Central Atom in Molecule:*Note: The aforementioned sections seem to be placeholders for diagrams that are not provided in the image.***Questions:**7. In your Lewis structure for H₂CO above, label all the bonds as sigma (σ) or pi (π). - **a) How many sigma and pi bonds are represented?****Additional Question:**- For the bonds between C and O in the Lewis structure on the previous page, describe the type of orbitals that overlap to form that bond.*Note: The image shows content likely intended for students learning about molecular geometry, hybridization, and bonding in formaldehyde (H₂CO).*

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In your Lewis structure for above, label all the bonds as sigma or pi. a) how many sigma and pi bonds are represented? 7. b) for the bonds between C and O in the Lewis structure on the previous page, de the type of orbitals that overlap to form that bond.

In your Lewis structure for above, label all the bonds as sigma or pi. a) how many sigma and pi bonds are represented? 7. b) for the bonds between C and O in the Lewis structure on the previous page, de the type of orbitals that overlap to form that bond.

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