please help quickly，thanks a lot 1 Cyanogen azide can exist as three isomers: CNNNN NCNNN NNCNN. Draw valid Lewis dot...
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- Cyanogen azide can exist as three isomers: CNNNN NCNNN NNCNN.
Draw valid Lewis dot structures for each isomer. Include formal charges and any important resonance structures. Additionally, use VSEPR to predict the geometry of the underlined atom.
(b)
Predict which isomer is most stable? Why?
- Predict which isomer is least stable? Why?
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1) Draw Lewis structures for arsenic trifloride oxide, OASF. (a) without expanding the octet on the central atom and (b) with an expanded octet on the central atom. Note that As is the central atom; all other atoms are terminal. Based on the formal charge count, indicate which Lewis structure is the best. Show the calculation of all formal charges on all unique atom types. Do your rough work elsewhere. Provide only the final and...
My homework is due tomorrow and I have work! Please help me and
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