Question

Workshop 14 Name: Part 2: Multiple Central Atoms Each of the following molecules has more than one central atom. Each needs to be analyzed sepa- rately, although for the first three examples the geometry will be identical at each. As before analyze and predict the geometry for each, then build the model to see if the predictions were correct or not. H2O2 (at each oxygen) Electron Domains linear bent pyramidal Bonded Atoms 180° 120 109 N2H2 (at each nitrogen) Electron Domains linear bent tetrahedral Bonded Atoms 180° 120 109 CH2 (at each carbon) Electron Domains linear bent pyramidal Bonded Atoms 180° 120 109 N2F4 (at each nitrogen) Electron Domains trigonal planar pyramidal tetrahedral Bonded Atoms 180° 120° 109°

Answer 1

Solo H₂O2 H-Ö - 6-H Bonded atom at o Bent molecule ☺ N₂ Hz का pozone 2 + N-H (bond) H-N = NH Beut str Weture 3 C₂ H2 H-C= 6-H ,~ I liner structure 2 (C-H) bond 4 Ny ft Ň NA F f F 4 - (N-F) bond single bond (Molenler Triagonet Pyramidel. or Trigonel shade Celestron Pair) Planar