Substance a) Draw the best Lewis structure(s), resonances, and structural isomers if any b) In your structure above, indicate polar bonds with dipole arrows toward the more electronegative atom c) Include formal charges if they are not zero Name the electronic around geometry central atom(s) Give hybridization for central atom(s) Name the shape around central atom(s) Show 3-D sketch of the structure and label all bond angles How many sigma bonds? How many pi bonds? Is the substance an ionic compound, a polar molecule, a nonpolar molecule, or a polyatomic ion? Complete the following table for the indicated species: C6H6 (ring) S8 PO43 C3H8O

Substance a) Draw the best Lewis structure(s), resonances, and structural isomers if any b) In your structure above, indicate polar bonds with dipole arrows toward the more electronegative atom c) Include formal charges if they are not zero Name the electronic around geometry central atom(s) Give hybridization for central atom(s) Name the shape around central atom(s) Show 3-D sketch of the structure and label all bond angles How many sigma bonds? How many pi bonds? Is the substance an ionic compound, a polar molecule, a nonpolar molecule, or a polyatomic ion? Complete the following table for the indicated species: C6H6 (ring) S8 PO43 C3H8O

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Quantum Mechanical Treatment of the Valence Bond Theory

Quantum mechanical treatment of valence bond theory refers to the relationship established between the quantum mechanical theory and the valence bond theory to describe the chemical bonding in a particular molecule.

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Substance
a) Draw the best
Lewis structure(s),
resonances,
and
structural isomers if
any
b) In your structure
above, indicate polar
bonds with dipole
arrows toward the
more
electronegative atom
c) Include formal
charges if they are
not zero
Name the electronic
around
geometry
central atom(s)
Give hybridization
for central atom(s)
Name the shape
around
central
atom(s)
Show 3-D sketch of
the structure and
label all bond angles
How many sigma
bonds? How many
pi bonds?
Is the substance
an ionic compound,
a polar molecule,
a nonpolar molecule,
or a polyatomic ion?
Complete the following table for the indicated species:
C6H6 (ring)
S8
PO4-3
C3H8O

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