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Please complete the following problems. Make sure to show all your work.

Draw the structural formulas in the correct shape for the following compounds by using the VSEPR model. Draw the structural formulas in the correct shape for the following compounds by using the VSEPR model. Also, name the shape of the compound. (2 points each) Also, name the shape of the compound. (2 points each)


a) BF3 b) C2H4





c) SeCl4 d) F2








e) H2O










Electronegativity values:
F
4.0

C
2.5
O
3.5

S
2.5
Cl
3.0

H
2.1
N
3.0

Na
0.9
Br
2.8

K
0.8

2. Classify the following bonds as ionic, polar covalent, or nonpolar covalent. When doing this, please know that if it is a metal and a nonmetal, it is always ionic. Polar or not is more of a degree than an exact line. Generally, if the electronegativity is .4 or less, it is nonpolar covalent. (1 points each)


a) Li – Cl



b) B – C



c) N – O



d) Mg – Br



e) C – F


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