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a. What is the electron-domain (charge-cloud) geometry of BrF5? Enter the electron-domain geometry of the molecule.

b. What is the molecular geometry of BrF5?

c. Ignoring lone-pair effects, what is the smallest bond angle in BrF5?

d. Which choice best describes the polarity of BrF5?

The molecule is polar and has polar bonds.
The molecule is nonpolar and has polar bonds.
The molecule is polar and has nonpolar bonds.
The molecule is nonpolar and has nonpolar bonds.

e. Of the molecules below, only ________ is polar.

H2
SiS2
CH4
AsH3
PF5

Respuesta :

(a) Electron domain geometry - Octahedral.

(b) Molecular geometry - Square pyramidal.

(c) Smallest bond angle - 90°

(d) The polarity of BrF₅, best choice is: The molecule is polar and has polar bond.

(e) AsH₃ is polar molecule.

What is polar and non-polar molecule?

A molecule's valence shell electrons are shown in a very simple manner via a Lewis structure. It serves as a visual representation of how the electrons surrounding certain molecules' atoms are positioned.

It demonstrates the bonds that exist between a molecule's atoms and its lone pairs of electrons. When used in conjunction with hybrid orbitals, Lewis structures can also be helpful in predicting molecular geometry.

(a) Electron domain geometry - Octahedral.

(b) Molecular geometry - Square pyramidal.

(c) Smallest bond angle - 90°

(d) The polarity of BrF₅, best choice is: The molecule is polar and has polar bond.

(e) AsH₃ is polar molecule.

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