1. In the following molecule, draw the correct Lewis structure. Also indicate themolecular geometry around the central atom, the hybridization around the central atom,and approximate bond angles.Molecular Geometryaround Central Atomhybridi-zationbondangleCF3CHO* FCC=* Cco=2. Draw the previous molecule with correct geometry3. Circle the chemical structure that has a +1 formal charge at the central atom.A) F-N-F B) HÖ-H c)HDHD) H-N-H E) H-N=OPeriodic ChartIIIIIV VVIVIIHLiBeNFNaMgAISiSCIBr

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Chapter10: Molecular Structure And Bonding Theories

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