What is the molecular geometry of this molecule? bent O trigonal bipyramidal O t-shaped O see-saw O trigonal planar O trigonal pyramidal O tetrahedral Submit Request Answer Part C Is this molecule polar or non-polar? polar O non-polar

What is the molecular geometry of this molecule? bent O trigonal bipyramidal O t-shaped O see-saw O trigonal planar O trigonal pyramidal O tetrahedral Submit Request Answer Part C Is this molecule polar or non-polar? polar O non-polar

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What is the molecular geometry of this molecule?
bent
O trigonal bipyramidal
O t-shaped
O see-saw
O trigonal planar
O trigonal pyramidal
O tetrahedral
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Is this molecule polar or non-polar?
polar
O non-polar

Consider the Lewis Structure for the molecule, PBr3. On your own, make a sketch of the VSEPR shape, and use that to answer the following questions:
:Br
P-Br:
:Br:

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