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Pg 57: I can classify bonds as polar or nonpolar

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1 Pg 57: I can classify bonds as polar or nonpolar
Warm-up: Draw the LDS for PF3 MgCl2 Shape? Bond Angle?

2 Homework-Top of pg 58 SeOF2 SO3 LDS Shape Bond Angle Polarity

3 Polarity Notes Doc Cam!

4 Show Down Polarity

5 Polar or Non polar

6 Polar or Nonpolar

7 Polar or Nonpolar

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10 Practice Quiz: On sticky note draw the LDS for NCl3 What is the VSEPR Shape? Describe the polarity.

11 Got it but refresh tomorrow!
4 ★ Nailed it let’s move on! 3 ★ Got it but refresh tomorrow! 2★ Understand it but more practice 1★ I’m coming to tutoring for a reteach

12 Pg 58 Warm-up: 1. If a molecule has 2 bonding and 2 nonbonding domains what is the shape? 2. What is the bond angle of something that is trigonal planar? 3. Draw a model for a tetrahedral. Label the bond angles.

13 Practice: CS2 LDS Shape Bond Angle Polarity IMFs

14 Practice: SF2 LDS Shape Bond Angle Polarity IMFs

15 Practice: HPO LDS Shape Bond Angle Polarity IMFs

16 Practice: SiF4 LDS Bonding domains Nonbonding domains Polarity IMFs

17 Practice: O3 LDS Shape Bond Angle Polarity IMFS

18 Practice: SO3 LDS Bonding domains Bond Angle Polarity

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