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Transcribed Image Text:Problem 1. Provide the following information for NC13. You do not need to show resonance
structures, if applicable.
a) Draw the Lewis formula.
b) Give the electron-domain geometry
c) Give the molecular geometry
d) Is the molecule polar? Why or why not.
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