Draw Lewis diagrams and predict the geometries of the following molecules. State which are polar and which are nonpolar. Formula Approximate moleculargeometry Polar ornonpolar IF5 _________polar or nonpolar NO2F _________polar or nonpolar AsF5 _________polar or nonpolar PO(OH)3 _________polar or nonpolar PCl5 _________polar or nonpolar

Draw Lewis diagrams and predict the geometries of the following molecules. State which are polar and which are nonpolar. Formula Approximate moleculargeometry Polar ornonpolar IF5 _____polar or nonpolar NO2F _polar or nonpolar AsF5 _polar or nonpolar PO(OH)3 _polar or nonpolar PCl5 _____polar or nonpolar

General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry

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Chapter5: Chemical Bonding: The Covalent Bond Model

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Formula	Approximate molecular geometry	Polar or nonpolar
IF₅		_________polar or nonpolar
NO₂F		_________polar or nonpolar
AsF₅		_________polar or nonpolar
PO(OH)₃		_________polar or nonpolar
PCl₅		_________polar or nonpolar

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