12. Molecular Shapes & Valence Bond Theory

Equatorial and Axial Positions

12. Molecular Shapes & Valence Bond Theory

Equatorial and Axial Positions

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Equatorial and Axial Positions Concept 1

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Equatorial and Axial Positions Example 1

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Equatorial and Axial Positions Concept 2

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Equatorial and Axial Positions Example 2

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Draw the most likely shape for the following compound:XeF₄

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Draw and determine the geometry for the following molecule:Br₂CO

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Multiple Choice

How many lone pairs reside in the equatorial position of the KrCl₅⁺ion.

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