For numbers 33 - 38, consider the following: Element G is from Group 17 (Halogen Group) and element L is from Group 16 (Oxygen Group). One of the anions formed by these two elements is GL3 and has a structure shown below: [ Select ] 33. What is the type of molecule? Choices: а. АХ2 b. АХ4 c. AX4E2 d. AX3E [ Select ] v 34. What is the molecular geometry of GL3¯? [ Select ] 35. What is the approximate bond angle formed by the L-G-L bond if the correct molecular geometry is followed?

For numbers 33 - 38, consider the following: Element G is from Group 17 (Halogen Group) and element L is from Group 16 (Oxygen Group). One of the anions formed by these two elements is GL3 and has a structure shown below: [ Select ] 33. What is the type of molecule? Choices: а. АХ2 b. АХ4 c. AX4E2 d. AX3E [ Select ] v 34. What is the molecular geometry of GL3¯? [ Select ] 35. What is the approximate bond angle formed by the L-G-L bond if the correct molecular geometry is followed?

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter11: Solutions

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