Draw the Lewis Structures of the following species and upload or embed a picture of your drawing in the answer box. From your drawing, determine the geometry and actual shape of the molecule and type that in the answer box as well, or have it written in the uploaded image/s. Support your answer by indicating the formal charge (if any) of the atoms involved. A. CS2 B. CBr4 C. NF3 D. SO3 E. IF7

Draw the Lewis Structures of the following species and upload or embed a picture of your drawing in the answer box. From your drawing, determine the geometry and actual shape of the molecule and type that in the answer box as well, or have it written in the uploaded image/s. Support your answer by indicating the formal charge (if any) of the atoms involved. A. CS2 B. CBr4 C. NF3 D. SO3 E. IF7

World of Chemistry, 3rd edition

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan L. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter12: Chemical Bonding

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