Pls help ASAP, pls answer both questions I HUMBLY REQUEST. Which of the following covalent compounds has a linear VSEPR structure? Choose ALL that apply.a. Beryllium Hydride, BeH₂d. Hydrogen Sulphide, H₂Sb. Carbon Dioxide, CO₂e. Ozone, 03c. Dihydrogen Monoxide, H₂Of. Sulphur Dioxide, SO₂8. Which of the following bonds are polar covalent bonds? Choose ALL that apply.d. N - Ne. N - CIf. N-Ha. O - Hb. C - CC. C-S

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Which of the following covalent compounds has a linear VSEPR structure? Choose ALL that apply. a. Beryllium Hydride, BeH₂ d. Hydrogen Sulphide, H₂S e. Ozone, O3 b. Carbon Dioxide, CO₂ c. Dihydrogen Monoxide, H₂O f. Sulphur Dioxide, SO₂ 8. Which of the following bonds are polar covalent bonds? Choose ALL that apply. d. N - N e. N - CI f. N-H a. O - H b. C - C C. C-S

Which of the following covalent compounds has a linear VSEPR structure? Choose ALL that apply. a. Beryllium Hydride, BeH₂ d. Hydrogen Sulphide, H₂S e. Ozone, O3 b. Carbon Dioxide, CO₂ c. Dihydrogen Monoxide, H₂O f. Sulphur Dioxide, SO₂ 8. Which of the following bonds are polar covalent bonds? Choose ALL that apply. d. N - N e. N - CI f. N-H a. O - H b. C - C C. C-S

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Chapter12: Chemical Bonding

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