6 What is the electron geometry of the compound below?a) Linearb) Trigonal PlanarO c) Tetrahedrald) Trigonal bipyramidale) OctahedralConsider the bond between two unknown elements, X, and Y. The electronegativityof X is 2.6 and Y is 1.2000.What is the electronegativity difference for this bond?Your Answer:Answer Is the molecule below polar or non-polar? Why?Hint: the electronegativity of Ec is 3.4Eca) Polar Molecule (it is asymmetrical and has a polar bond)b) Polar Molecule (it is asymmetrical but no polar bonds)c) Polar Molecule (is is symmetrical with a polar bond)d) Non-polar molecule (it is asymmetrical but no polar bonds)e) Non-polar molecule (it is symmetrical with a polar bond)O f) Non-Polar molecule (it is symmetrical and has no polar bond)

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What is the electron geometry of the compound below? E一6= Ес O a) Linear O b) Trigonal Planar O c) Tetrahedral d) Trigonal bipyramidal e) Octahedral Consider the bond between two unknown elements, X, and Y. The electronegativity of X is 2.6 and Y is 1.2000. What is the electronegativity difference for this bond? Your Answer: Apcwor

What is the electron geometry of the compound below? E一6= Ес O a) Linear O b) Trigonal Planar O c) Tetrahedral d) Trigonal bipyramidal e) Octahedral Consider the bond between two unknown elements, X, and Y. The electronegativity of X is 2.6 and Y is 1.2000. What is the electronegativity difference for this bond? Your Answer: Apcwor

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