For the following molecules, draw out its Lewis structure, including resonance and nonzero formal charges. Predict the electron-domain geometry, the molecular geometry, and the hybridization of the central atom. For the non-ionic species, say if it will be polar or non-polar. A) SeO₂ B) XeF4 C) PCL5 D) BrF₂

For the following molecules, draw out its Lewis structure, including resonance and nonzero formal charges. Predict the electron-domain geometry, the molecular geometry, and the hybridization of the central atom. For the non-ionic species, say if it will be polar or non-polar. A) SeO₂ B) XeF4 C) PCL5 D) BrF₂

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Chapter10: Molecular Structure And Bonding Theories

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Problem 10.117QE

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