D. Structure of Molecules and Molecular lons On a separate sheet of paper, set up the following table (with eight columns) for each of the molecules/molecular ions that are assigned to you/your group. The central atom of the molecule/molecular ion is italicized. Molecule or Molecular lon 1.CH₂ 2. JF, 11,0 MH₂ c. MI, Gal, PCL-F, Mil H₂0 Co CF,CT Levis Structure OPCI, H₂CCH₂ 6 CHÍNH H HICH Molecule Valence Shell Bonding Electron Pairs Electron Pairs 3.1.0 L. Complete the table (as outlined above) for the following molecules/molecular ions, all of which obey the Lewis octet rule. Complete those that are assigned by your laboratory instructor. d. CH₂ & PO, h. PF, L AB, 2. Complete the table (as outlined above) for the following molecules/molecular ions, none of which obey the Lewis octet rule. Complete those that are assigned by your laboratory instructor. d. XeF₂ e. XeF L. XOF, 4 B SH L. BF, Nonbunding Electron Pairs 0 EXOF, b. S i. SF. Pala c. Br 3. Complete the table (as outlined above) for the following molecules/molecular ions. No adherence to the Lewis octet rule is indicated. Complete those that are assigned by your laboratory instructor, K₂ d. Sal e. SRF, k. Tel 1 AF L. PF₂," E. PF, h. 50, L. CN,' VSETR Formula AX₂ levisstro valon co SIF, k. H.S 1. NH₂ Approx. Bond Angle 109,5 J. SHF k. IF," LIF, 4. Complete the table (as outlined above) for the following molecules/molecular ions. For molecules or molecular ions with two or more atoms considered as central atums, consider each atom separately in the analysis according to Table D3.3. Complete those that are assigned by your laboratory instructor. d. Cl,CCF, B. COCI, e. Cl₂0 h. OCCCO L. CICN L CO, Geometric Shape bedral J..0₂ k. NO, 1. Tel(CH₂) Ga Guls
D. Structure of Molecules and Molecular lons On a separate sheet of paper, set up the following table (with eight columns) for each of the molecules/molecular ions that are assigned to you/your group. The central atom of the molecule/molecular ion is italicized. Molecule or Molecular lon 1.CH₂ 2. JF, 11,0 MH₂ c. MI, Gal, PCL-F, Mil H₂0 Co CF,CT Levis Structure OPCI, H₂CCH₂ 6 CHÍNH H HICH Molecule Valence Shell Bonding Electron Pairs Electron Pairs 3.1.0 L. Complete the table (as outlined above) for the following molecules/molecular ions, all of which obey the Lewis octet rule. Complete those that are assigned by your laboratory instructor. d. CH₂ & PO, h. PF, L AB, 2. Complete the table (as outlined above) for the following molecules/molecular ions, none of which obey the Lewis octet rule. Complete those that are assigned by your laboratory instructor. d. XeF₂ e. XeF L. XOF, 4 B SH L. BF, Nonbunding Electron Pairs 0 EXOF, b. S i. SF. Pala c. Br 3. Complete the table (as outlined above) for the following molecules/molecular ions. No adherence to the Lewis octet rule is indicated. Complete those that are assigned by your laboratory instructor, K₂ d. Sal e. SRF, k. Tel 1 AF L. PF₂," E. PF, h. 50, L. CN,' VSETR Formula AX₂ levisstro valon co SIF, k. H.S 1. NH₂ Approx. Bond Angle 109,5 J. SHF k. IF," LIF, 4. Complete the table (as outlined above) for the following molecules/molecular ions. For molecules or molecular ions with two or more atoms considered as central atums, consider each atom separately in the analysis according to Table D3.3. Complete those that are assigned by your laboratory instructor. d. Cl,CCF, B. COCI, e. Cl₂0 h. OCCCO L. CICN L CO, Geometric Shape bedral J..0₂ k. NO, 1. Tel(CH₂) Ga Guls
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Transcribed Image Text:D. Structure of Molecules and Molecular Jons
On a separate sheet of paper, set up the following table (with eight columns) for each of the molecules/molecular ions that
are assigned to you/your group. The central atom of the molecule/molecular ion is italicized.
Molecule or
Molecular Ion
1.CH₂
2. SF,
3. H₂0
11,0
NH₂
c. MH₂+
Lewis
Structure
Gal,
PC1₂F,
H
H:C:H
H
Valence Shell Bonding
Electron
Pairs
Electron
Pairs
4
CO₂-
CFCI
1. Complete the table (as outlined above) for the following molecules/molecular ions, all of which obey the Lewis octet
rule. Complete those that are assigned by your laboratory instructor.
d. CH,
PO,
h. PF,
LASH,
e. SH₂
L. BF,
4
e. XeF
f. XeOF,
SIF,
k. H.S
1. NH₂
2. Complete the table (as outlined above) for the following molecules/molecular ions, none of which obey the Lewis
octet rule. Complete those that are assigned by your laboratory instructor.
d. XeF,
Inunding
Electron
Pain
0
170 Atomic and Molecular Structure
g. XeOF,
h. Sh
i. SF
L. PF,
h. 50,
i. CN
OPCI,
H₂CCH₂
e. Cl₂0
6. CHÍNH,
LCION
Molecule levis stru valonce
H30*
VSEPR
Formula
AX₁
c. Br
3. Complete the table (as outlined above) for the following molecules/molecular ions. No adherence to the Lewis octet
rule is indicated. Complete those that are assigned by your laboratory instructor.
Ele
(2) AxF¹₂
d. Saf
J. KrF,
e. SnF
k. Tel
L. PE
1. ANTICES
AsFs
4. Complete the table (as outlined above) for the following molecules/molecular ions. For molecules or molecular ions
with two or more atoms considered as central aturns, consider each atom separately in the analysis according to Table.
D3.3. Complete those that are assigned by your laboratory instructor.
Com 4 Maym
073
d. Cl,CCF,
Approx.
Bond
Angle
109,5
g. COCI
h. OCC.CO
CO,
L.
j. SnF
k. IF
L. IF
Geometric
Shape
tetrahedral
J. 0₂
k. NO,
1. TeF(CH₂)
NAT
2.0
Gals
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