PART A. Molecular Models octe Draw Lewis structures for each of the molecules listed below. Show nonbonding as well as bond- ing electrons. PA After building a model of each molecule, de- scribe the molecular geometry (use Table 5.2). State whether each molecule is polar or non- re polar. Draw the Lewis structures of all possible isomers. CH,CI, C,H̟BF, 1,Br, s'H o'HƆ 'HN C,H, HCI SO, so,- SO2- 'os Bam Using Models to Predict Molecular Structure Isomers Lewis Molecular Polarity Molecule (draw structures) Geometry* Hybridization Structure (P or NP) H,S N, HCI C,H,

PART A. Molecular Models octe Draw Lewis structures for each of the molecules listed below. Show nonbonding as well as bond- ing electrons. PA After building a model of each molecule, de- scribe the molecular geometry (use Table 5.2). State whether each molecule is polar or non- re polar. Draw the Lewis structures of all possible isomers. CH,CI, C,H̟BF, 1,Br, s'H o'HƆ 'HN C,H, HCI SO, so,- SO2- 'os Bam Using Models to Predict Molecular Structure Isomers Lewis Molecular Polarity Molecule (draw structures) Geometry* Hybridization Structure (P or NP) H,S N, HCI C,H,

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Chapter10: Molecular Structure And Bonding Theories

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