1. Which, if any, of the molecules in Exercise 1 had resonancestructures? How many resonance structures did each molecule have?2. Both chlorine and fluorine are represented by a green modelingpiece that has 4 holes. Is using the same piece for two differentatoms acceptable? Why or why not? 3. List all of the possiblegeometric structures of a molecule that contains two atoms. 4.Explain why only the lone pairs on the central atom are taken intoconsideration when predicting molecular shape. What molecules fromthe lab activity are exceptions to this? Molecule 1: CCl4 Molecule2: H2 Molecule 3: H2O Molecule 4: CO2 Molecule 5: O2 Molecule 6:H2O2 Molecule 7: CH4 Molecule 8: C2H4 Molecule 9: CH2O Molecule 10:CH3OH Molecule 11: CH3NH2 Molecule 12: NF3 Molecule 13: NH3Molecule 14: [NH4]+ Molecule 15: [NO2]- Molecule 16: SO2 Molecule17: OF2 Molecule 18: H2S Molecule 19: SF6 Molecule 20: ICl5
