-15. NO₂¹Total # of Valence Electrons:3-D Model SketchLewis Structure (show all resonance structures if applicable)Molecular Shape:Molecular Polarity:Any polar bonds in the molecule? Yes NoPolar6. H30¹¹ – use a yellow ball for oxygen (not red) when constructing this modelTotal # of Valence Electrons:3-D Model SketchLewis Structure (show all resonance structures if applicable)Molecular Shape:Any polar bonds in the molecule? Yes NoMolecular Polarity:Polar7. CHBr3Total # of Valence Electrons:3-D Model SketchLewis Structure (show all resonance structures if applicable)Molecular Shape:Molecular Polarity:Any polar bonds in the molecule? Yes No8. OF₂Total # of Valence Electrons:3-D Model SketchLewis Structure (show all resonance structures if applicable)Molecular Shape:Molecular Polarity:Any polar bonds in the molecule? Yes NoPolarPolarBond AnglesNon-PolarBond AnglesNon-PolarBond AnglesNon-PolarBond AnglesNon-PolarPage 2 of 49. CO3-²Total # of Valence Electrons:3-D Model SketchLewis Structure (show all resonance structures if applicable)Molecular Shape:Molecular Polarity:Any polar bonds in the molecule? Yes No10. CS₂Total # of Valence Electrons:3-D Model SketchLewis Structure (show all resonance structures if applicable)Molecular Shape:Molecular Polarity:Any polar bonds in the molecule? Yes No11. PF3 - use a blue ball for phosphorus when constructing this modelTotal # of Valence Electrons:3-D Model SketchLewis Structure (show all resonance structures if applicable)Molecular Shape:Molecular Polarity:Any polar bonds in the molecule? Yes No12. NOCITotal # of Valence Electrons:3-D Model SketchLewis Structure (show all resonance structures if applicable)Molecular Shape:Molecular Polarity:Any polar bonds in the molecule? YesNoPolarPolarPolarPolarBond AnglesNon-PolarBond AnglesNon-PolarBond AnglesNon-PolarBond AnglesNon-PolarPage 3 of 4

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5. NO₂¹ Total # of Valence Electrons: 3-D Model Sketch Lewis Structure (show all resonance structures if applicable) Molecular Shape: Molecular Polarity: Any polar bonds in the molecule? Yes No Polar 6. H₂O¹-use a yellow ball for oxygen (not red) when constructing this model Total # of Valence Electrons: 3-D Model Sketch Lewis Structure (show all resonance structures if applicable) Molecular Shape: Molecular Polarity: Any polar bonds in the molecule? Yes No Polar 7. CHBry Total # of Valence Electrons: 3-D Model Sketch Lewis Structure (show all resonance structures if applicable) Molecular Shape: Molecular Polarity: Any polar bonds in the molecule? Yes No 8. OF. Polar Bond Angles Non-Polar Bond Angles Non-Polar Bond Angles Non-Polar

5. NO₂¹ Total # of Valence Electrons: 3-D Model Sketch Lewis Structure (show all resonance structures if applicable) Molecular Shape: Molecular Polarity: Any polar bonds in the molecule? Yes No Polar 6. H₂O¹-use a yellow ball for oxygen (not red) when constructing this model Total # of Valence Electrons: 3-D Model Sketch Lewis Structure (show all resonance structures if applicable) Molecular Shape: Molecular Polarity: Any polar bonds in the molecule? Yes No Polar 7. CHBry Total # of Valence Electrons: 3-D Model Sketch Lewis Structure (show all resonance structures if applicable) Molecular Shape: Molecular Polarity: Any polar bonds in the molecule? Yes No 8. OF. Polar Bond Angles Non-Polar Bond Angles Non-Polar Bond Angles Non-Polar

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