Valence ShellBondingNonbondingApprox.BondMolecule orLewisElectronElectronElectronVSEPRGeometricMolecular IonStructurePairsPairsPairsFormulaAngleShape1. CH4H44AX4109.5°tetrahedralH:C:HH1. Complete the table (as outlined above) for the following molecules/molecular ions, all of which obey the Lewis octetrule. Complete those that are assigned by your laboratory instructor.d. CH3¯е. SnH,f. BF

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Nonbonding Electron Valence Shell Bonding Electron Approx. Molecule or Lewis Electron VSEPR Bond Geometric Molecular Ion Structure Pairs Pairs Pairs Formula Angle Shape 1. CH4 4 4 AX, 109.5° tetrahedral H H:C:H H 1. Complete the table (as outlined above) for the following molecules/molecular ions, all of which obey the Lewis octet rule. Complete those that are assigned by your laboratory instructor. d. CH,¯ e. SnH4 f. BF,

Nonbonding Electron Valence Shell Bonding Electron Approx. Molecule or Lewis Electron VSEPR Bond Geometric Molecular Ion Structure Pairs Pairs Pairs Formula Angle Shape 1. CH4 4 4 AX, 109.5° tetrahedral H H:C:H H 1. Complete the table (as outlined above) for the following molecules/molecular ions, all of which obey the Lewis octet rule. Complete those that are assigned by your laboratory instructor. d. CH,¯ e. SnH4 f. BF,

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Chapter3: Atomic Shells And Classical Models Of Chemical Bonding

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