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PCI3BR2 is a nonpolar molecule. a) Draw the structure (in the box) showing that it is nonpolar. b) Give the following bond angles in PCl3Br2: Cl-P-Cl Cl-P-Br c) What hybrid orbitals are formed on P in PCI3B12? (for ex, sp?) Ctin acid is shown below. (a) Give the molecular geometry and hybridization (for

PCI3BR2 is a nonpolar molecule. a) Draw the structure (in the box) showing that it is nonpolar. b) Give the following bond angles in PCl3Br2: Cl-P-Cl Cl-P-Br c) What hybrid orbitals are formed on P in PCI3B12? (for ex, sp?) Ctin acid is shown below. (a) Give the molecular geometry and hybridization (for

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