Chemistry, 06.11.2021 03:40 Svetakotok
Match each description with the VSEPR molecular geometry. All descriptions are of the regions around the central atom. (ER = electron region; ERG = electron region geometry; MG = molecular geometry; LP = lone pair; BA = bonding area)
1 BA between 2 atoms
4 ER (as 2 LP + 2 BA) or 3 ER (as 1 LP + 2 BA)
3 ER consisting of 0 LP and 3 BA
4 ER consisting of 1 LP and 3 BA
4 ER consisting of 0 LP and 4 BA
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