BeaulacHighlineCHEM& 12114) Fill in the following table:Bond Angle# of bonded# of loneMolecular Shapeatoms topairscentral atom120°<120°Trigonal pyramidal180°Tetrahedral<109.5°BentDraw Lewis dot structures for the following compounds. Determine the molecularshape of the molecules and their corresponding bond angles, and indicate whetherthe molecules are polar or nonpolar.PH3CS2Shape:Shape:Bond Angle:Bond Angle:Polar or NonpolarPolar or NonpolarSiCl4CH;ClShape:Shape:Bond Angle:Bond Angle:Polar or NonpolarPolar or NonpolarCOCI2Shape:SO2Shape:Bond Angle:Bond Angle:Polar or NonpolarPolar or Nonpolar4 of E

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Beaulac
Highline
CHEM& 121
14) Fill in the following table:
Bond Angle
# of bonded
# of lone
Molecular Shape
atoms to
pairs
central atom
120°
<120°
Trigonal pyramidal
180°
Tetrahedral
<109.5°
Bent
Draw Lewis dot structures for the following compounds. Determine the molecular
shape of the molecules and their corresponding bond angles, and indicate whether
the molecules are polar or nonpolar.
PH3
CS2
Shape:
Shape:
Bond Angle:
Bond Angle:
Polar or Nonpolar
Polar or Nonpolar
SiCl4
CH;Cl
Shape:
Shape:
Bond Angle:
Bond Angle:
Polar or Nonpolar
Polar or Nonpolar
COCI2
Shape:
SO2
Shape:
Bond Angle:
Bond Angle:
Polar or Nonpolar
Polar or Nonpolar
4 of E

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# of bonded atoms to central atoms	#of lone pairs	molecular shape	bond angle
3	0	trigonal planar	120°
2	1	angular	<120°
3	1	Trigonal pyramidal	107°>109.28°
2	0	linear	180°
4	0	Tetrahedral	109.28°
2	1	bent	<109.5°

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