Explain why, despite each having 4 fluorines, XeF4, CF4, SF4, SiF4 and SnF4 did not all...
Explain why, despite each having 4 fluorines, XeF4, CF4, SF4, SiF4 and SnF4 did not all have the same molecular geometry.
**if you can draw the molecules would be great.
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Explain why, despite each having 4 fluorines, XeF4, CF4, SF4,
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Answer all. 1. Consider BrF3 and answer each of the following questions: a) How many regions...
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4. Draw an organic compound for each set of criteria, or explain why the criteria render...
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Please answer all questions correctly especially question d. Also,
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im confused on what to say for something like 5 and 6 and compleatly lost on...
im confused on what to say for something like 5 and 6 and
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I have the answer to all of these, so can you just explain why those are...
I have the answer to all of these, so can you just explain why
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1. Consider BrF3 and answer each of the following questions: a) How many regions of high electron density surround the central atom? b) Give the AXmE, notation. c) What is the electron pair geometry? d) What is the molecular geometry? e) What are the bond angles? (approximate) f) Is this molecule polar? 2. Are the electronic geometry and molecular geometry always the same? Explain. 3. Can a molecule have polar bonds and not be polar? Use NF3 and...
4. Draw an organic compound for each set of criteria, or explain why the criteria render a structure impossible: a) What is a single structure that has a constitutional isomer, a geometric isomer, and an enantiomer? Please draw the original structure, along with its constitutional isomer, its geometric isomer, and its enantiomer - or explain why a single compound cannot have a constitutional isomer, a geometric isomer, and an enantiomer. b) What is a single structure which is chiral and...
Please answer all questions correctly especially question d. Also,
explain if you can!
Consider the following compound with the molecular formula C4HgO2 OH a. Draw a constitutional isomer that you expect would be approximately one trillion (10) times more acidic than the compound above. What explains the increased acidity of this isomer? Draw a constitutional isomer that you expect will be less acidic than the compound above. Why would the acidity be decreased? b. Draw a constitutional isomer that you...
m an extensive or an intensive property? Explain why you chose what you did. 4. [1 pt] n the following equation, explain what each of the symbols means, and briefly describe how it is significant (that is, in what sort of situation would it be useful?). A drawing might be handy. 12 pt] On the axes below, draw a motion diagram (positions with velocity vectors) for a mug of frosty root beer that slides from a bartender at position -3...
im confused on what to say for something like 5 and 6 and
compleatly lost on 10 thanks for the help in advance
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I have the answer to all of these, so can you just explain why
those are the correct answers?
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