Part I: Line Bond Structures Instructions: After looking at the examples on page 2 and 3, complete the tables on each of the pages thereafter by drawing Line Bond Structures of the molecules given. When you are finished with all of the line bond structures, re-draw your structures on this first page and bring it to me to check. After I check your line bond structures, proceed to the Part II: Molecular Shape section. NH3 Br₂ H-N-H Br-Br Br-Br H H₂S Line Bond Structures and Molecular Geometry HCI H-Cl NI3 I-N-I 1 OF 2 F F H-N-H 14 c-c-c-c C H-CI: 00 .. :I-N-I: H 0: 2-methylbutane (C5H12) - see page 14 CC14 CI Cí (S₂ (-C) CS₂ (2)S 2X6e 12c - 20 S=C=S :: --Cr -G- .. ** O SO₂ ==0 :0-S=0 .. S = C = S 10e oc tet rule Acetone (C3H6O) - see page 15 C-C-C S, 6. 02 +2

Part I: Line Bond Structures Instructions: After looking at the examples on page 2 and 3, complete the tables on each of the pages thereafter by drawing Line Bond Structures of the molecules given. When you are finished with all of the line bond structures, re-draw your structures on this first page and bring it to me to check. After I check your line bond structures, proceed to the Part II: Molecular Shape section. NH3 Br₂ H-N-H Br-Br Br-Br H H₂S Line Bond Structures and Molecular Geometry HCI H-Cl NI3 I-N-I 1 OF 2 F F H-N-H 14 c-c-c-c C H-CI: 00 .. :I-N-I: H 0: 2-methylbutane (C5H12) - see page 14 CC14 CI Cí (S₂ (-C) CS₂ (2)S 2X6e 12c - 20 S=C=S :: --Cr -G- .. ** O SO₂ ==0 :0-S=0 .. S = C = S 10e oc tet rule Acetone (C3H6O) - see page 15 C-C-C S, 6. 02 +2

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337399425

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter12: Chemical Bonding

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