7OUR TEACHEChoose the selection which describes an electron-domain geometry and number of pairs of nonbonding electrons located in the valence sheil of the central atom which is consistett with a moleculehaving the molecular geometry shown in the above figure.Ga The electron-domain geometry s octahedrai. The number of nonbondng pairs is 1O The electron-domain geometry is octahedrat. The number ef enbending pairsOTe electran-domain geometry i tngnnal biyramida The mumber of nontonding pairsOd) The slectron-domain geometry is trigonal tipyramidal The umber of nonbonding pairs i 2.C) The eletron-doman geometry tigonal tignyramdal The number of nonbonding peir is

According to the VSEPR theory, the geometry of the molecule depends on the number of bond pairs and…

Choose the selection which describes an electron-domain geometry and number of pairs of nonbonding electrons located in the valence shell of the central atom which is consistent wth a molecue having the moleculer geometry shown in the above figure. The lectron-doman geometry is tahedra. The umber of nontondng pairsi DThe aron-domain geometry is octahedral. The unter of onbending pairs DOT electron domain geometry is trgnal tyramida The umber of nonbonding pairs D the slectrun-doman gemetry is trigonal pyramide The uber of obonding pairs i 2. OeThe eleitron-doman geometry trigonal t amdal. The number nonbonding peirs in

Choose the selection which describes an electron-domain geometry and number of pairs of nonbonding electrons located in the valence shell of the central atom which is consistent wth a molecue having the moleculer geometry shown in the above figure. The lectron-doman geometry is tahedra. The umber of nontondng pairsi DThe aron-domain geometry is octahedral. The unter of onbending pairs DOT electron domain geometry is trgnal tyramida The umber of nonbonding pairs D the slectrun-doman gemetry is trigonal pyramide The uber of obonding pairs i 2. OeThe eleitron-doman geometry trigonal t amdal. The number nonbonding peirs in

Introductory Chemistry: An Active Learning Approach

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305079250

Author:Mark S. Cracolice, Ed Peters

Publisher:Mark S. Cracolice, Ed Peters

Chapter13: Structure And Shape

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 67E

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