Part E: Polarity of Molecules After watching the video on Polarity of Molecules, determine if the entire molecule for each structure shown below is polar or nonpolar. In addition, be sure to indicate polar bonds using arrows or partial charge (delta o signs) as shown in the first example. Remember, a C-H bond is nonpolar and nonpolar bonds would not require an arrow in this process. Polar or Nonpolar? Molecular 3D Sketch of Molecule Formula Geometry Tetrahedral 8- CH2Cl2 :či: Polar H CH3CI Tetrahedral H. CC14 Tetrahedral C Cl NH3 Trigonal pyramidal H. SO2 Bent CO2 Linear 180° 0=C=0 H2CO Trigonal planar

Part E: Polarity of Molecules After watching the video on Polarity of Molecules, determine if the entire molecule for each structure shown below is polar or nonpolar. In addition, be sure to indicate polar bonds using arrows or partial charge (delta o signs) as shown in the first example. Remember, a C-H bond is nonpolar and nonpolar bonds would not require an arrow in this process. Polar or Nonpolar? Molecular 3D Sketch of Molecule Formula Geometry Tetrahedral 8- CH2Cl2 :či: Polar H CH3CI Tetrahedral H. CC14 Tetrahedral C Cl NH3 Trigonal pyramidal H. SO2 Bent CO2 Linear 180° 0=C=0 H2CO Trigonal planar

General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry

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Author:H. Stephen Stoker

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Chapter5: Chemical Bonding: The Covalent Bond Model

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5.84EP

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