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*** [FILE UPLOAD OF HANDWRITTEN ANSWERS REQUIRED] *** Drаwings shоuld be mаde оn pаper. Other answers may be written оn Canvas or on paper. 3 pts extra credit available for this problem -- 21 pts possible, but scored out of 18 in Canvas A. (4 pts) Draw two large, valid resonance structures of Cl2O. Do not draw a ring structure. O is not central. Draw these structures fairly large, since you will be annotating it later. B. (1 pt) Circle the resonance structure that is more preferred than the other. If they are equally preferred, say so. The following steps apply to the preferred structure only: C. (1 pt) Write the nonzero formal charge(s) directly next to the appropriate atom(s) in the structure. If all formal charges are zero, say so. D. (1 pt) Identify the AXE class of the central atom. E. (1 pt) Identify the hybridization of the central atom, according to valence bond theory. F. (1 pt) Identify the ideal bond angle around the central atom. G. (1 pt) Identify the molecular geometry around the central atom. H. (1 pt) Label all bonds in the structure as being either s or p. I. (6 pts) Draw the partial orbital diagram pre- and post-hybridization for the central atom. Include labels for all orbital sublevels on both sides of the diagram. J. (2 pts) On the diagram post-hybridization, identify the structural role that each orbital post-hybridization is playing (i.e. sigma bond to a specific atom, pi bond to a specific atom, or lone pair. Indicate which atom the bond connects to). K. (2 pts) Near the structure, draw bond dipole arrows to show the polarity of each bond. If a certain bond is nonpolar, say so.
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