▾ Part D Fill in the following chart. If the molecule column is blank, find an example that fulfills the conditions of the rest of the row. #Molecule domain Dipole moment?. Electron- geometry Hybridization of central atom 1 CO2 2 3 sp3 yes sp³ no Complete the fifth row of the table. Match the items in the left column to the appropriate blanks in the sentences on the right. linear Reset Help The molecule SF has an electron-domain geometry that is 4 5 SF4 trigonal planar no 6 octahedral no trigonal 7 no bipyramidal 8 9 XeF2 8p2 yes a trigonal planar tetrahedral trigonal bipyramidal octahedral implies sp hybridization implies sp² hybridization implies sp³ hybridization is not applicable has does not have For the central atom of SF4, the hybrid orbital model The molecule SFA a dipole moment. MacBook Pro % & 88

▾ Part D Fill in the following chart. If the molecule column is blank, find an example that fulfills the conditions of the rest of the row. #Molecule domain Dipole moment?. Electron- geometry Hybridization of central atom 1 CO2 2 3 sp3 yes sp³ no Complete the fifth row of the table. Match the items in the left column to the appropriate blanks in the sentences on the right. linear Reset Help The molecule SF has an electron-domain geometry that is 4 5 SF4 trigonal planar no 6 octahedral no trigonal 7 no bipyramidal 8 9 XeF2 8p2 yes a trigonal planar tetrahedral trigonal bipyramidal octahedral implies sp hybridization implies sp² hybridization implies sp³ hybridization is not applicable has does not have For the central atom of SF4, the hybrid orbital model The molecule SFA a dipole moment. MacBook Pro % & 88

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