None Draw the Lewis structure for TeS2 (Te is the central atom) and answer the questions below.the electron pair geometry isThe steric number ismolecular geometry isand hasShow workand thedouble bond(s).

Step 1:Valency of Te atom = 6Valency of S atom = 6so each S atom share 2 electrons to become octet.…

Answered: Draw the Lewis structure for TeS2 (Te…

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Draw the Lewis structure for TeS2 (Te is the central atom) and answer the questions below. the electron pair geometry is The steric number is molecular geometry is and has Show work and the double bond(s).