Help me please 2. Consider the compound below. In the figure, each dot represents one atom (colorcoded/numbered). The lines indicate that two atoms are bound together; each linemay represent an ionic, single covalent, double covalent, or triple covalent bond.CarbonHydrogenOxygenPotassium1111a. Draw a complete, correct Lewis structure. Include any resonance necessary.b. Give the number of electron groups on each atom.c. For any atom with hybridized orbitals, indicate the hybridization.d. Indicate the total number of o and Tt covalent bonds in the molecule.

2. Consider the compound below. In the figure, each dot represents one atom (color coded/numbered). The lines indicate that two atoms are bound together; each line may represent an ionic, single covalent, double covalent, or triple covalent bond. Carbon Hydrogen Oxygen 1 1 Potassium 1 1 a. Draw a complete, correct Lewis structure. Include any resonance necessary. b. Give the number of electron groups on each atom. c. For any atom with hybridized orbitals, indicate the hybridization. d. Indicate the total number of o and Tt covalent bonds in the molecule.

2. Consider the compound below. In the figure, each dot represents one atom (color coded/numbered). The lines indicate that two atoms are bound together; each line may represent an ionic, single covalent, double covalent, or triple covalent bond. Carbon Hydrogen Oxygen 1 1 Potassium 1 1 a. Draw a complete, correct Lewis structure. Include any resonance necessary. b. Give the number of electron groups on each atom. c. For any atom with hybridized orbitals, indicate the hybridization. d. Indicate the total number of o and Tt covalent bonds in the molecule.

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Chapter9: Covalent Bonding: Orbitals

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