FormulaBF₁HCNH₂TeDot Requirement(1)N = 8+5(8) = 40A = 3+ 4(7) + 1 = 32S=8(1)N =A =S=(1)N=A=S=Dot Formula(2)(2)(2)AB:F::F:ElectronicGeometry(3a)TT(3a)(3b)(4a)TT(3a)(3b)ab kshow bond anglesMolecularGeometry(4a)(7a)(3b) tetrahedral(48) Types of bonds #bonds (4b) hybridization -elementB-F4.noneFBonds(7b) Tetrahedral(7a)(7b)F(7a)(7b)#(Circle one)Ifpolar, show dipole109.50 (8a) SymmetricalNF#1Y(8b) PolarYsp³sp³(8a) SymmetricalNY(8b) PolarYZPIE K(4b) hybridizationit none(8a) SymmetricalY N(8b) PolarNY N(4b) hybridizationHTeMolecular ModelsLabSectionLab InstructorDate

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Formula BF₁ HCN H₂Te Dot Requirement (1) = 40 N=8+5(8) A = 3+ 4(7) + 1= 32 S= 8 (1) N = A = S= (1) N= A= S= Dot Formula (2) (2) (2) :F: F:B:F: :F: Electronic Geometry (3a) (3a) (3b) (4a) TT (3a) (3b) (4a) TT show bond angles Molecular Geometry F Bonds (7a) (3b) tetrahedral (4a) Types of bonds #bonds (4b) hybridization -- sp³-B B-F J 4. none sp³ F F (7b) Tetrahedral Bonds (7a) (7b) (7a) (7b) 109.50 # # (Circle one) Ifpolar, show dipole (8a) Symmetrical YN (8b) Polar Y N (8a) Symmetrical Y N (8b) Polar Y N (4b) hybridization Ht none. N (8a) Symmetrical Y N (8b) Polar Y N (4b) hybridization H те

Formula BF₁ HCN H₂Te Dot Requirement (1) = 40 N=8+5(8) A = 3+ 4(7) + 1= 32 S= 8 (1) N = A = S= (1) N= A= S= Dot Formula (2) (2) (2) :F: F:B:F: :F: Electronic Geometry (3a) (3a) (3b) (4a) TT (3a) (3b) (4a) TT show bond angles Molecular Geometry F Bonds (7a) (3b) tetrahedral (4a) Types of bonds #bonds (4b) hybridization -- sp³-B B-F J 4. none sp³ F F (7b) Tetrahedral Bonds (7a) (7b) (7a) (7b) 109.50 # # (Circle one) Ifpolar, show dipole (8a) Symmetrical YN (8b) Polar Y N (8a) Symmetrical Y N (8b) Polar Y N (4b) hybridization Ht none. N (8a) Symmetrical Y N (8b) Polar Y N (4b) hybridization H те

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