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    This document provides instructions for students to build molecular models of various compounds. For each compound, students are asked to first draw the Lewis dot structure and then construct both a two-dimensional and three-dimensional molecular model based on the Lewis structure. They are also asked to describe the shape of each molecule by counting electron domains and bonded pairs on the central element. Ten different compounds are listed for the students to model, including methane, water, ammonia, and carbon dioxide.

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    This document provides instructions for students to build molecular models of various compounds. For each compound, students are asked to first draw the Lewis dot structure and then construct both a two-dimensional and three-dimensional molecular model based on the Lewis structure. They are also asked to describe the shape of each molecule by counting electron domains and bonded pairs on the central element. Ten different compounds are listed for the students to model, including methane, water, ammonia, and carbon dioxide.

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    This document provides instructions for students to build molecular models of various compounds. For each compound, students are asked to first draw the Lewis dot structure and then construct both a two-dimensional and three-dimensional molecular model based on the Lewis structure. They are also asked to describe the shape of each molecule by counting electron domains and bonded pairs on the central element. Ten different compounds are listed for the students to model, including methane, water, ammonia, and carbon dioxide.

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    Molecular Geometry

    Name______________________________Date_________

    Purpose
    To build models, both two dimensional and three dimensional from molecular formulas, using Lewis Dot
    Structures as a guide
    For each molecule, first draw the Lewis dot structure. The build the two-dimensional molecular model, using
    your knowledge on Lewis dot structures, then build the three dimensional molecular model from the two
    dimensional model as a guide.

    MOLECULE

    1. CH4
    Methane

    2. H2O
    Water

    3. NH3
    Ammonia

    4. CO2
    Carbondioxide

    5.
    CH3Cl
    Chloromethane

    LEWIS DIAGRAM

    How many
    electron
    domaines

    BONDED
    PAIRS

    BONDED
    PAIRS

    (CENTRAL
    ELEMENT)

    (CENTRAL
    ELEMENT)

    DESCRIBE/DRAW SHAPE

    Molecular Geometry
    MOLECULE

    LEWIS DIAGRAM

    Name______________________________Date_________

    How many
    electron domaines

    BONDED PAIRS

    BONDED PAIRS

    (CENTRAL ELEMENT)

    (CENTRAL ELEMENT)

    DESCRIBE/DRAW
    SHAPE

    6.
    CH2Cl2
    dichloro
    methane

    7.
    CH3OH
    Methanol

    8. C2H6
    ethane

    9.
    CH3NH2
    Methylamine

    10.
    CH2O2
    Formic
    Acid

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