7)Molecular Geometry/Electron-Group GeometryTotalValenceFormulaRough Lewis StructureElectronsMolecular Geometry:I3Electron-Group Geo.:(Include formal charges other than 0.)MoresolubleinBond Polarity (AEN)Molecule Polarityhexane or water?8)Molecular Geometry/Electron-Group GeometryTotalValenceFormulaRough Lewis StructureElectronsMolecular Geometry:SİF4Electron-Group Geo.:(Include formal charges other than 0.)MoresolubleinBond Polarity (AEN)Molecule Polarityhexane or water?8.

The species given are I3- and SiF4.

Molecular Geometry/ Electron-Group Geometry Total Valence Formula Rough Lewis Structure Electrons Molecular Geometry: I3 Electron-Group Geo.: (Include formal charges other than 0.) More soluble in Bond Polarity (AEN) Molecule Polarity hexane or water? Molecular Geometry/ Electron-Group Geometry Total Valence Formula Rough Lewis Structure Electrons Molecular Geometry: SİF4 Electron-Group Geo.: (Include formal charges other than 0.) More soluble Bond Polarity (AEN) Molecule Polarity in hexane or water?

Molecular Geometry/ Electron-Group Geometry Total Valence Formula Rough Lewis Structure Electrons Molecular Geometry: I3 Electron-Group Geo.: (Include formal charges other than 0.) More soluble in Bond Polarity (AEN) Molecule Polarity hexane or water? Molecular Geometry/ Electron-Group Geometry Total Valence Formula Rough Lewis Structure Electrons Molecular Geometry: SİF4 Electron-Group Geo.: (Include formal charges other than 0.) More soluble Bond Polarity (AEN) Molecule Polarity in hexane or water?

Chemistry

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

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

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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