Polarity and Geometrical Molecular shape (p29-36)Follow the activity on pages 30-34 and build models of molecules formed betweenhydrogen and atoms in each Column IA through VIIA. Use a round object (ball, apple,orange, etc) that you can pierce with 8 sharp objects (nails, toothpicks, straight pins,pushpins, etc) to represent bonds. Remember to place the sharp objects as far apart aspossible because electrons repel one another.A symmetrical molecule can be divided into mirror images. Polar molecules have a positive charge onone end of the molecules and a negative charge on another end. The number of valence electronsdetermines the geometrical shape and polarity of the molecule.(Answers may be used more than once.)Select the resulting three-dimensional molecule when hydrogen bonds withelements in:33. Column IA (p30)a. nonsymmetrical polar34. Column IIA (p31)b. symmetrical polar35. Column IIIA (p31)c. nonsymmetrical nonpolar36. Column IVÀ (p32)d. symmetrical nonpolare. does not bond37. Column VA (p33)38. Column VIA (p33)39. Column VIIIA (p34)

(Answers may be used more than once.) Select the resulting three-dimensional molecule when hydrogen be elements in: 33. Column IA (p30) a. nonsymmetrical polar 34. Column IIA (p31) b. symmetrical polar 35. Column IIIA (p31) c. nonsymmetrical nonpolar 36. Column IVA (p32) d. symmetrical nonpolar 37. Column VA (p33) e. does not bond 38. Column VIA (p33) 39. Column VIIIA (p34)

(Answers may be used more than once.) Select the resulting three-dimensional molecule when hydrogen be elements in: 33. Column IA (p30) a. nonsymmetrical polar 34. Column IIA (p31) b. symmetrical polar 35. Column IIIA (p31) c. nonsymmetrical nonpolar 36. Column IVA (p32) d. symmetrical nonpolar 37. Column VA (p33) e. does not bond 38. Column VIA (p33) 39. Column VIIIA (p34)

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