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Transcribed Image Text:On your scratch paper, draw the Lewis structure of N2O4 (no Lewis structure = no
credit).
A. (blank 1) What is the electron geometry around each phosphorous?
B. (blank 2) What is the molecular geometry around each phosphorous?
C. (blank 3) Is the molecule polar or nonpolar?
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