Can someone check my work ## Molecular Structures and PropertiesThis table provides a detailed overview of various molecular structures, their geometries, and polarities.### Table Columns:1. **Molecular Formula**2. **Electrondot Symbol - Atoms**3. **Electrondot Structure - Molecule Sketch**4. **Geometry (Shape)**5. **Polar or Nonpolar**---### Details:1. **C₂H₆ (Ethane)** - **Electrondot Symbol:** - H : C : H - H : C : H - **Molecule Sketch:** - H - C - C - H - | | - H H - **Geometry (Shape):** Tetrahedral - **Polar or Nonpolar:** Nonpolar2. **H₂O₂ (Hydrogen Peroxide)** - **Electrondot Symbol:** - H : O : O : H - **Molecule Sketch:** - H - O - O - H - **Geometry (Shape):** Bent - **Polar or Nonpolar:** Polar3. **N₂ (Nitrogen)** - **Electrondot Symbol:** - N ≡ N - **Molecule Sketch:** - N ≡ N - **Geometry (Shape):** Linear - **Polar or Nonpolar:** Nonpolar4. **CO₂ (Carbon Dioxide)** - **Electrondot Symbol:** - O=C=O - **Molecule Sketch:** - O=C=O - **Geometry (Shape):** Linear - **Polar or Nonpolar:** Nonpolar 5. **CH₂Cl₂ (Dichloromethane)** - **Electrondot Symbol:** - H : C : Cl - H : : Cl - **Molecule Sketch:** - Cl | H-C-H | Cl - **Geometry (Shape):** Tetrahedral - **Polar or Nonpolar:** Polar6. **CCl₄ (Carbon Tetrachloride)** - **Electrondot Symbol:** - Cl : C : Cl - Cl : : Cl

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MOLECULAR ELECTRON-DOT ELECTRON-DOT SKETCH GEOMETRY (SHAPE) POLAR OR FORMULA SYMBOL STRUCTURE NONPOLAR ATOMS MOLECULE :CI: CCI4 : CI: Terohedral non polar :CI: H:C:Ci: CH2Cl2 Te trahedral Polay H. : Ci. :O: : C::0. : O=c=ö: LineoY CO2 non- polay :0: :N. :N=N: Lineay N2 :N::N: non-polor H. H:O: 0: H Bent Polar H2O2 H. H H:C: C:H H-C-C-H Tetrahedrol non-polay C2H6 H.

MOLECULAR ELECTRON-DOT ELECTRON-DOT SKETCH GEOMETRY (SHAPE) POLAR OR FORMULA SYMBOL STRUCTURE NONPOLAR ATOMS MOLECULE :CI: CCI4 : CI: Terohedral non polar :CI: H:C:Ci: CH2Cl2 Te trahedral Polay H. : Ci. :O: : C::0. : O=c=ö: LineoY CO2 non- polay :0: :N. :N=N: Lineay N2 :N::N: non-polor H. H:O: 0: H Bent Polar H2O2 H. H H:C: C:H H-C-C-H Tetrahedrol non-polay C2H6 H.

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