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SO2 Total number of valence electrons Central Atom Coordination Number Electron Pair Geometry (Domain) (Draw the EDG) Hybridization of Central Atom Molecular Shape (Draw the Molecular Shape in 3D with solid wedges and dotted lines and include the dipole arrows if present Bond angle How many dipole arrows? Is the molecule polar or non-polar? Intermolecular Forces (IMF)