For each of the molecules or ions in the chart, do the following• Draw the shape predicted by VSEPR theory•Name the shape•Draw a vector (positive tail to negative tip) to indicate the overall dipole of the molecule (if any)Molecule/Ion DrawingName of shapeDirection of dipole (ifany)FNOCO3²-CH3F

For CO32-, it has no dipole moment, because all Oxygen atoms are pulling electron density towards…

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