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Author: Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
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Find the valence electrons of each molecule, the lewis dot structure, the shape and bond angle, VSPR with polar bonds, and the molecular polarity C₂H₂F2 Isomer 3 C₂H5N Isomer 1 C₂H5N Isomer 2 C₂H₂O Isomer 1 C₂H₂O Isomer 2
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Transcribed Image Text:Find the valence electrons of each molecule, the lewis dot structure, the shape and bond angle, VSPR with polar bonds, and the molecular polarity C₂H₂F2 Isomer 3 C₂H5N Isomer 1 C₂H5N Isomer 2 C₂H₂O Isomer 1 C₂H₂O Isomer 2
Formula & Valence e- Example: H₂O (8 Valence Electrons) Lewis Dot Structure :O-H O H a. Shape of Molecule b. Bony Angles Bent <109.5° VSPER or 3-D Structure with Polar Bonds or Bond Dipoles 8+ H to I Molecular Polarity Polar (towards the oxygen)
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Transcribed Image Text:Formula & Valence e- Example: H₂O (8 Valence Electrons) Lewis Dot Structure :O-H O H a. Shape of Molecule b. Bony Angles Bent <109.5° VSPER or 3-D Structure with Polar Bonds or Bond Dipoles 8+ H to I Molecular Polarity Polar (towards the oxygen)
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