Molecular Shape & Geometry

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Molecular Shape & Geometry = lone pair; doesn’t bond, but affects the shape of molecule; typically not represented in models

Molecular Shape & Geometry -the reason for the shapes is due to the fact that electron pairs and atoms will repel away from each other as far away as they can

Molecular Shape & Geometry Shape Names

Molecular Shape & Geometry tetrahedral pyramidal bent linear point

Molecular Shape & Geometry trigonal octahedral bipyramidal

Molecular Shape & Geometry

Molecular Shape Practice Complete the following for each molecule: 1. Draw the shape 2. Write down the name of the shape 3. Draw the Lewis Dot Structure of each shape NH3 HCN Ar SO2 CH2F2 O2