QUESTION 15What is the best polarity description of the ammonium ion considering only the bonds and atoms, but NOT considering the charge?O The bonds are nonpolar, but the molecule is polar, if the chagre is not considered.O The bonds are polar and the bond polarities add together making the molecule POLAR, if the chagre is not considered.O The bonds are not polar so the molecule is NON POLAR, if the chagre is not considered.O The bonds are polar, but the bond polarities cancel to give a NONPOLAR structure if the chagre is not considered.QUESTION 16For the carbonate ion, provide the Formula, VE. Count, Geometry Name, and Number of Resonance Structures.CO22- 18, linear, 2 res. strs.co32 24, trigonal, 3 res strs.CO3, 24, trigonal pyramidal, 3 res. strs.O co2 12, linear, 1 res. str.QUESTION 17For the phosphorus trifluoride, provide the Formula, V. E. Count, Geometry Name, Bond Polarity and Molecule Polarity.O PF3, 26, trigonal, polar bonds and polar moleculeO PF3, 24, trigonal pyramidal, polar bonds and polar moleculeO PF3, 26, trigonal pyramidal, polar bonds but non polar moleculeO PF3, 26, trigonal pyramidal, polar bonds and polar molecule QUESTION 18For the iodine molecule (gas), provide the Formula, V. E. Count, Geometry Name, Bond Polarity and Molecule Polarity.O 12, 14, linear, nonpolar bond and nonpolar molecule1 8, no geometry, no bonds and ionic structrueO 12, 16, linear, nonpolar bond and nonpolar moleculeO 12, 14, linear, polar bond and polar moleculeQUESTION 19For the nitrite ion, provide the Formula, V. E. Count, Geometry Name, Number of Double Bonds, and Number of Resonance Structures.NO2, 18, trigonal, 1 double bond, 2 res. strs.NO,, 18, bent, 1 double bond, 2 res. strs.NO3, 24, trigonal, 1 double bond, 3 res. strs.NO2, 18, bent, 1 double bond, 1 res. strs.QUESTION 20For carbon disulfide, provide the Formula, V. E Count, Geometry Name, Number of Double Bonds, and Number of Resonance Structures.O CS2, 14, linear, 2 double bonds, 0 res strs.O C(SO2)2, 40, linear, 3 double bonds, 4 res, strs.O CS2, 16, linear, 2 double bonds, 0 res strsO CS2, 16, linear, 1 double bonds, 2 res. strs

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QUESTION 15 What is the best polarity description of the ammonium ion considering only the bonds and atoms, but NOT considering the charget The bonds are nonpolar, but the molecule is polar, if the chagre is not considered. The bonds are polar and the bond polarities add together making the molecule POLAR, if the chagre is not considered. The bonds are not polar so the molecule is NON POLAR, if the chagre is not considered. O The bonds are polar, but the bond polarities cancel to give a NONPOLAR structure if the chagre is not considered. O O

QUESTION 15 What is the best polarity description of the ammonium ion considering only the bonds and atoms, but NOT considering the charget The bonds are nonpolar, but the molecule is polar, if the chagre is not considered. The bonds are polar and the bond polarities add together making the molecule POLAR, if the chagre is not considered. The bonds are not polar so the molecule is NON POLAR, if the chagre is not considered. O The bonds are polar, but the bond polarities cancel to give a NONPOLAR structure if the chagre is not considered. O O

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