B. HNO (H is connected to one of the O's) i. Best Lewis Structure A. CHIF i. Best Lewis Structure ii. Electron geometry on the C atom i. Electron geometry on the N atom ii. Approximate bond angles about the C atom ii. Approximate bond angles around the N atom v. Draw the shape with in and out wedges (as necessary) and dipole arrows around the C atom. v. Draw the shape with in and out wedges (as necessary) and dipole arrows around the N atom. vi. Is the molecule polar or nonpolar? vi. Is the molecule polar or nonpolar?

B. HNO (H is connected to one of the O's) i. Best Lewis Structure A. CHIF i. Best Lewis Structure ii. Electron geometry on the C atom i. Electron geometry on the N atom ii. Approximate bond angles about the C atom ii. Approximate bond angles around the N atom v. Draw the shape with in and out wedges (as necessary) and dipole arrows around the C atom. v. Draw the shape with in and out wedges (as necessary) and dipole arrows around the N atom. vi. Is the molecule polar or nonpolar? vi. Is the molecule polar or nonpolar?

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