Molecule or Polyatomic HOCN HOOD HO Lewis structure H-O-C=N: H H H Hybrid- ization AXE sp AX₂E₂ sp AX₂ sp AX4 sp AX3 sp AX₂E₂ Electron pair geometry Molecular shape tetrahedral bent linear linear tetrahedral tetrahedral trigonal planar trigonal planar tetrahedral bent Bond angles H-O-CI ~109.5° O-C-N 180° H-C-H ~109.5° H-C-C ~109.5° C-C-O 120° O-C-O 120° C-O-H 109.5° Bond Polarity Molecular Polarity if the molecule is polar, add a dipole arrow if not polar, state so and why H H H

Molecule or Polyatomic HOCN HOOD HO Lewis structure H-O-C=N: H H H Hybrid- ization AXE sp AX₂E₂ sp AX₂ sp AX4 sp AX3 sp AX₂E₂ Electron pair geometry Molecular shape tetrahedral bent linear linear tetrahedral tetrahedral trigonal planar trigonal planar tetrahedral bent Bond angles H-O-CI ~109.5° O-C-N 180° H-C-H ~109.5° H-C-C ~109.5° C-C-O 120° O-C-O 120° C-O-H 109.5° Bond Polarity Molecular Polarity if the molecule is polar, add a dipole arrow if not polar, state so and why H H H

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Chapter10: Molecular Structure And Bonding Theories

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Problem 10.100QE: The molecular orbital diagram of NO shown in Figure 10.47 also applies to the following species....

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