Part AThe values of D, Zatt, and reor given below are the actual values used by Pauling and by Allred and Rochow in their original papers. Use the data below and the equations above tocalculate the electronegativities of F, C, Br, and I. Summarize your results in a table having four columns: Atom, EN(Pauling). EN(Muliken). EN(Alred-Rochow).Atom, XHFCIBr17.423E, eVEr evD(H-X), eVD(X-X), eV13.598512.967711.813910.45130.75423.3993.6173.3653.0594.446.394.383.743.074.442.802.4681.9621.5354.865.757.257.25"cov pm71.599.4114.2133.4Express your answers as a numeric values to two significant figures in the input boxes. All numbers must be real numbers. You must fiIl in all input boxes beforesubmitting your answer.> View Available Hint(s)

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The values of D. Zat, and re given below are the actual values used by Pauling and by Alred and Rochow in their original papers. Use the data below and the equations above to calculate the electronegativities of F. CI, Br, and I. Summarize your results in a table having four columns: Atom, EN(Pauling), ENMuliken), EN(Alred-Rochow).

The values of D. Zat, and re given below are the actual values used by Pauling and by Alred and Rochow in their original papers. Use the data below and the equations above to calculate the electronegativities of F. CI, Br, and I. Summarize your results in a table having four columns: Atom, EN(Pauling), ENMuliken), EN(Alred-Rochow).

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Chapter6: Quantum Mechanics And Molecular Structure

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Problem 68AP: The Be2 molecule has been detected experimentally. It has a bond length of 2.45 Å and a bond...

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