Lewis Structure Electronic Geometry and Angles and Hybridization PCIS Identify the Polarity of the Molecule P, exception to Ocet Rule (Maximum of 10 electrons around P) Count the electrons Electronic groups: Draw structure with the dipoles and P is the central atom Electronegativity values Octet Electronic Geometry: Valence Molecular Geometry: Shared Hybridization: Is it Symmetrical or Unsymmetrical? Bonds Bond Angles Is it Polar or Non-polar Molecule? Lewis Structure Electronic Geometry and Angles and Hybridization Identify the Polarity of the Molecule S, exception to Ocet Rule (Maximum of 12 electrons around S) Draw structure with the dipoles and Electronegativity values Count the electrons Electronic groups: S is the central atom Octet Electronic Geometry: Valence Molecular Geometry: Shared Hybridization: Is it Symmetrical or Unsymmetrical? Bonds Bond Angles: Is it Polar or Non-polar Molecule?

Lewis Structure Electronic Geometry and Angles and Hybridization PCIS Identify the Polarity of the Molecule P, exception to Ocet Rule (Maximum of 10 electrons around P) Count the electrons Electronic groups: Draw structure with the dipoles and P is the central atom Electronegativity values Octet Electronic Geometry: Valence Molecular Geometry: Shared Hybridization: Is it Symmetrical or Unsymmetrical? Bonds Bond Angles Is it Polar or Non-polar Molecule? Lewis Structure Electronic Geometry and Angles and Hybridization Identify the Polarity of the Molecule S, exception to Ocet Rule (Maximum of 12 electrons around S) Draw structure with the dipoles and Electronegativity values Count the electrons Electronic groups: S is the central atom Octet Electronic Geometry: Valence Molecular Geometry: Shared Hybridization: Is it Symmetrical or Unsymmetrical? Bonds Bond Angles: Is it Polar or Non-polar Molecule?

Chemistry

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ISBN:9781305957404

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

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

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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