a) Draw the Lewis structure of PCl5.
b)Does the central atom violate the octet rule? (yes/no)
c) How many lone pairs of electrons are in the molecule?
d) How many bonding pairs are in the molecule?
e) What is the geometry of the molecule around the central atom?
a) Draw the Lewis structure of PCl5. b)Does the central atom violate the octet rule? (yes/no)...
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