13. In one sentence, clearly explain why CO has a small bond dipole (polar compound) and the oxygen has a partial positive charge. You can draw a picture to support your answer. 14. In one sentence, clearly explain why MgO has a much higher lattice energy than NaF. a) Draw a valid Lewis structure below (connectivity N-N-O). Assign formal charges to all atoms. b) Draw two additional resonance structures of the structure you drew in part (a). Assign formal charges to all atoms. c) Circle the single structure above (from the three structures in parts (a) and (b)) that most closely represents the true structure of N20 and briefly explain your choice. Draw three possible resonance structures for OCS. Indicate and briefly explain which structure is the most important.

13. In one sentence, clearly explain why CO has a small bond dipole (polar compound) and the oxygen has a partial positive charge. You can draw a picture to support your answer. 14. In one sentence, clearly explain why MgO has a much higher lattice energy than NaF. a) Draw a valid Lewis structure below (connectivity N-N-O). Assign formal charges to all atoms. b) Draw two additional resonance structures of the structure you drew in part (a). Assign formal charges to all atoms. c) Circle the single structure above (from the three structures in parts (a) and (b)) that most closely represents the true structure of N20 and briefly explain your choice. Draw three possible resonance structures for OCS. Indicate and briefly explain which structure is the most important.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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