Asked by Madison
In 3-4 sentences, identify how the geometric structure of NF3 is different than that of NF4+. Explain how the geometry affects the ability of the molecules to experience a dipole effect. (I did the Lewis diagrams for both but I don't know what to do after that)
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DrBob222
NF3 is trigonal pyramidal; therefore, it is not symmetrical in three dimensions. NF4^+ is tetrahedral and is not polar because the N-F polar bonds balance each other. That is not true for NF3.
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