QUESTION 1 A new element, Bw, has been identified to be part of Period 10 Group VA. Draw the proper structure of the polyatomic ion, BwCl20³- According to VSEPR theory, this ion has a molecular shape of trigonal pyramidal provided to you on the exam data sheet) The formal charge of the Bw atom must be -2 etc.) (Type the shape exactly as written on the table (Type in the charge including a sign and number i.e. +1, −1, −2, +2, 0,

QUESTION 1 A new element, Bw, has been identified to be part of Period 10 Group VA. Draw the proper structure of the polyatomic ion, BwCl20³- According to VSEPR theory, this ion has a molecular shape of trigonal pyramidal provided to you on the exam data sheet) The formal charge of the Bw atom must be -2 etc.) (Type the shape exactly as written on the table (Type in the charge including a sign and number i.e. +1, −1, −2, +2, 0,

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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