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    This document provides practice problems involving Lewis structures, constitutional isomers, boiling points, molecular geometry, and identifying functional groups. Students are asked to: 1) Draw Lewis structures. 2) Draw constitutional isomers. 3) Order molecules by boiling point. 4) Predict molecular geometry. 5) Identify functional groups. The problems cover a range of chemistry concepts including Lewis structures, isomers, intermolecular forces, geometry, and functional groups.

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    This document provides practice problems involving Lewis structures, constitutional isomers, boiling points, molecular geometry, and identifying functional groups. Students are asked to: 1) Draw Lewis structures. 2) Draw constitutional isomers. 3) Order molecules by boiling point. 4) Predict molecular geometry. 5) Identify functional groups. The problems cover a range of chemistry concepts including Lewis structures, isomers, intermolecular forces, geometry, and functional groups.

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    Action Center Practice Problem Constitutional Isomers and Lewis Structure (Klein: Chapter 1)

    Sections Covered: 1.2 - 1.4, 1.10, 1.12 1. Draw the Lewis Dot and Line structures for the following compounds. Include the Formal Charges , if present. CH2O C3H4 NH3 CH3NO2 C2H6 CH3O

    2. Draw at least three constitutional isomers with the following molecular formulas: C3H8O C2H4Cl2 C6H12

    3. For the following series, orderer the molecules from higher boiling point to lower boiling points and provide a brief explanation for the B.P.s. Consider the intermolecular interactions and spatial structure of the molecules.
    N

    A)

    OH

    NH2

    OH

    34.6C

    55.5C

    118C

    77C

    99C

    B) 64C 58C 69C 60C 50C

    4. Predict the geometry for the central atom in each of the compounds below: BH3 H3C CS2

    5. In each of the following, please circle and label each functional group(s). Assume that each contains an alkane functionality.
    OH H H O H
    H 2N O

    O O
    Cl

    H N

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