How does protonation change the structure (molecular geometry) of carbonate? (i.e. adding a H+ to CO3 2- )? a. Draw at least one Lewis Structure of a carbonate ion showing the Exact Locations of all atoms (including the proton (H+ ) near the appropriate charges on carbonate). b. Explicitly show each atom’s Formal Charges in addition to your written answer. c. How is the central atom impacted by this change? Why?

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A. H2NC(O)H (oxygen and the single hydrogen are both bonded to C) Step 1. Draw the lewis structure Step 2. Description of shape: Central Atom 1= ___ Electron groups = ___ ____ non bonding= ____ total Central Atom 2= ___ Electron groups = ___ ____ non bonding= ____ total Electron group arrangement for central atom 1: Electron group arrangement for central atom 2: Geometry (shape) around central atom 1: Geometry (shape) around central atom 2: Step 3: List and Name all bond angles and give the degree.

QUESTION 16 In general, when an acid and a base are mixed, A. a new acid and a salt are formed OB. a new base and a salt are formed O C. no reaction occurs O D. water and a salt are formed QUESTION 17 How many protons are there in a Magnesium (Mg) atom? O A. 11 OB. 24 O C. 12 O D. 25 QUESTION 18 The molecular shape of water is O A. tetrahedral O B. bent O C. linear O D. trigonal pyramidal

A. What is the electron-pair geometry for P in PO(OH)3?_____________ There are _____lone pair(s) around the central atom, so the geometry of PO(OH)3 is ________________. B. What is the electron-pair geometry for Se in SeOF2?_____________    There are __________lone pair(s) around the central atom, so the geometry of SeOF2 is _________________.

Consider these compounds: A. BaSO4 . B. PbCrO4 C. Cr(OH)3 D. Ag3PO4 Complete the following statements by entering the letter(s) corresponding to the correct compound(s). (If more than one compound fits the description, include all the relevant compounds by writing your answer as a string of characters without punctuation, e.g, ABC.) Without doing any calculations it is possible to determine that silver bromide is more soluble than bromide is less soluble than It is not possible to determine whether silver bromide is more or less soluble than [ Submit Answer Retry Entire Group 9 more group attempts remaining and silver by simply comparing Kp values.

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This is the question I would like help answering in the screenshot. Of the substances above, which could form hydrogen bonds with water if it were mixed with water?