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5. For each of the following chemical species: (i) write acceptable Lewis structures (unless otherwise indicated, give the most stable Lewis structure and indicate major resonance contributors and formal charges); (ii) assign oxidation states for all atoms; (iii) draw the stereochemical structures predicted by VSEPR arguments; and (iv) predict (where possible) the direction of molecular dipoles. Present the Lewis and stereochemical structures as one combined structure. c. [C(NH2)3]+ d. [ClOF2]+

          5. For each of the following chemical species: (i) write acceptable Lewis structures (unless otherwise indicated, give the most stable Lewis structure and indicate major resonance contributors and formal charges); (ii) assign oxidation states for all atoms; (iii) draw the stereochemical structures predicted by VSEPR arguments; and (iv) predict (where possible) the direction of molecular dipoles. Present the Lewis and stereochemical structures as one combined structure.

c. [C(NH2)3]+
d. [ClOF2]+

5. For each of the following chemical species: (i) write acceptable Lewis structures (unless otherwise indicated, give the most stable Lewis structure and indicate major resonance contributors and formal charges); (ii) assign oxidation states for all atoms; (iii) draw the stereochemical structures predicted by VSEPR arguments; and (iv) predict (where possible) the direction of molecular dipoles. Present the Lewis and stereochemical structures as one combined structure.

c. [C(NH2)3]+
d. [ClOF2]+

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