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Transcribed Image Text:For the molecule SnS32 draw the Lewis dot structure. Include any
formal charges that may be present, give the name of the shape, state
(whether the molecule is polar or non-polar) and give the hybridization of
the central atom. (Fill in the requested information in the blanks)
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Hybridization of the central atom:
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