Asked by Johannie
Would the following structures be polar or nonpolar? (Not applicable if the structure is an ion. Pick "ionic" in that case).
SO2
N2O
N3−
SO2
N2O
N3−
Answers
Answered by
DBob222
Is the idea here for you to know the Lewis electron dot structure?
Draw the Lewis structure, then determine the shape of the molecule.
In order for a molecule to be polar the following two criteria must be satisfied.
1. There must be a difference in electronegativity between the central atom and one of the other atoms, AND
2. The molecule must not be symmetrical in three dimensions.
Draw the Lewis structure, then determine the shape of the molecule.
In order for a molecule to be polar the following two criteria must be satisfied.
1. There must be a difference in electronegativity between the central atom and one of the other atoms, AND
2. The molecule must not be symmetrical in three dimensions.
Answered by
Johannie
SO2 polar
N2O polar
N3- non polar
?
N2O polar
N3- non polar
?
Answered by
Johannie
SO2 polar
N2O polar
N3- non polar
?
N2O polar
N3- non polar
?
Answered by
DBob222
Those look ok to me. N2O is linear but polar.
Answered by
Johannie
it tells me that it is incorrect..
Answered by
bobpursley
N3- is an ion.
Answered by
Johannie
so
N20 is polar
SO2 is polar
and N3- is ionic
?
N20 is polar
SO2 is polar
and N3- is ionic
?
Answered by
DBob222
<b>I should have read the instructions as bob Pursley did.</b>
Would the following structures be polar or nonpolar? <b>(Not applicable if the structure is an ion. Pick "ionic" in that case).</b>
Would the following structures be polar or nonpolar? <b>(Not applicable if the structure is an ion. Pick "ionic" in that case).</b>
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