Li2S
Number of Valence e- (Whole Structure) | |
Areas of e- Density Around Central Atom: | |
Electronic Geometry: | Select an answer Linear Trigonal Planar Bent/Angular Tetrahedtral Trigonal Pyrimidal Trigonal Bipyrimidal See-Saw T-Shaped Octahedral Square Pyrimidal Square Planar |
# Bonding Areas (Central Atom): | |
# Non-Bonding Areas (Central Atom): | |
Molecular Geometry | Select an answer Linear Trigonal Planar Bent/Angular Tetrahedtral Trigonal Pyrimidal Trigonal Bipyrimidal See-Saw T-Shaped Octahedral Square Pyrimidal Square Planar |
Bond Angles (Central Atom) | Select an answer 180 ONLY ~120 ONLY ~109.5 ONLY ~90 ONLY 90, 120, AND 180 90 AND 180 ONLY |
Polar Bonds? | Select an answer Yes No |
Polar Molecule? | Select an answer Yes No |
Any Pi (Double/Triple) Bonds? |
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Li2S Number of Valence e- (Whole Structure) Areas of e- Density Around Central Atom: Electronic Geometry:...
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Sho Consider the following molecule. Draw the Lewis Structure and use that to fill in the following chart: AlCl 24 Number of Valence e (Whole Structure) Areas of e Density Around Central Atom: Electronic Geometry: Trigonal Planar # Bonding Areas (Central Atom): # Non-Bonding Areas (Central Atom): Molecular Geometry Select an answer Bond Angles (Central Atom) Select an answer Select an answer Polar Bonds? Polar Molecule? Select an answer Any Pi (Double/Triple) Bonds? Select an answer Sho Consider the following...
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