ONLY DO PARTS D-E Given the following Ions: BrCl CO32- a) Draw all the possible Lewis structures for the following ions. b) Assign formal charges to each atom in each resonance structure c) indicate the most plausible Lewis structure. d) Indicate the approximate bond angles for each ion e) determine the names for the molecular geometry.

ONLY DO PARTS D-E Given the following Ions: BrCl CO32- a) Draw all the possible Lewis structures for the following ions. b) Assign formal charges to each atom in each resonance structure c) indicate the most plausible Lewis structure. d) Indicate the approximate bond angles for each ion e) determine the names for the molecular geometry.

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Chapter8: Bonding And Molecular Structure

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