The VSEPR diagram for PC15 is shown below. Use the diagram to answer the following questions. :ĊI: :CI—P™ :CI: CI: CI: a) Name the VSEPR shape. b) Identify the polarity of the bonds. Explain how you know. (AEN for P = 2.1, AEN for Cl = 3.0) c) Identify the polarity of the molecule. Explain how you know. d) Identify the dominant intermolecular force present between molecules of PCI5. Explain how you know.

The VSEPR diagram for PC15 is shown below. Use the diagram to answer the following questions. :ĊI: :CI—P™ :CI: CI: CI: a) Name the VSEPR shape. b) Identify the polarity of the bonds. Explain how you know. (AEN for P = 2.1, AEN for Cl = 3.0) c) Identify the polarity of the molecule. Explain how you know. d) Identify the dominant intermolecular force present between molecules of PCI5. Explain how you know.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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