Please give handwritten Which of the following molecules can nothave a stable or proper Lewis structureaccording to the CHM 130 rules? In otherwords, which molecule would violate therules? Choose from the following optionsbelow1) CH3F2) SBr23) NOF4) CO5) NO2

To Have a stable Lewis structure, the central atom must have eight electrons

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Which of the following molecules can not have a stable or proper Lewis structure according to the CHM 130 rules? In other words, which molecule would violate the rules? Choose from the following options below 1) CH3F 2) SBR2 3) NOF 4) CO 5) NO2