can someone check my homework Name:MOLECULARELECTRON-DOTSYMBOLELECTRON-DOTSKETCHGEOMETRYPOLAR ORFORMULASTRUCTUREMOLECULE(SHAPE)NONPOLARATOMSH.TetrahyclralCH4H:C: Hnon- polarH.H.H.H2Н. Н.H-HLinearnon-polar:CI-Cl2Linearnon- polar:CI.CI-clHCIHi:Cl.H-ClLincarPolorH. H.H2OAngularPolar:0:H.TrigonolBromidalHiNH3H.PolorH.H.

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Name: MOLECULAR ELECTRON-DOT ELECTRON-DOT STRUCTURE POLAR OR NONPOLAR SKETCH GEOMETRY FORMULA SYMBOL (SHAPE) ATOMS MOLECULE H H. Tetrahyclral CH4 H: non- polar H. .. H. H. H. H2 Н. Н. H-H H-H Linear non-polar Cl2 Linear non - polar CI- cl :ci. - Ci: H- Cl HCI H.. Lincar Polor H. H. H2O Angular Polar :O: Trigonol Promidal :N. H. NH3 H. Polar H. H.

Name: MOLECULAR ELECTRON-DOT ELECTRON-DOT STRUCTURE POLAR OR NONPOLAR SKETCH GEOMETRY FORMULA SYMBOL (SHAPE) ATOMS MOLECULE H H. Tetrahyclral CH4 H: non- polar H. .. H. H. H. H2 Н. Н. H-H H-H Linear non-polar Cl2 Linear non - polar CI- cl :ci. - Ci: H- Cl HCI H.. Lincar Polor H. H. H2O Angular Polar :O: Trigonol Promidal :N. H. NH3 H. Polar H. H.

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Chapter8: Molecules And Materials

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8.37PAE: 8.37 If a molecule is not very polarizable, how will it respond to an external electric field?

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