I .,-,--- REPORT FOR EXPERIMENT 17 (continued) NAME KEY QUESTIONS1. There are three acceptable Lewis structures for C2H2Cl2 (*) and you have drawn one ofthem on the report form. Draw the other two structures and indicate whether each one isnonpolar or a dipole.2.Explain why one ofthe three structures for C2H2Cl2 is nonpolar and the other two are mol-ecular dipoles.The polar C ~ CI bonds cancel each other in 1(c) because the structure is symmetrical. 3.There are three Lewis structures for [N03]- (**). Draw the two structures which are noton the report form. .,-,--- REPORT FOR EXPERIMENT 17 (continued) NAME KEY QUESTIONS1. There are three acceptable Lewis structures for C2H2Cl2 (*) and you have drawn one ofthem on the report form. Draw the other two structures and indicate whether each one isnonpolar or a dipole.2.
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