For the following molecules: A. XeO2F2 (neutron diffraction experiment by Peterson, Willett and Huston.[1] showed that F-Xe-F bond angle is 180°) B. CIF 3 (1) Draw the valid Lewis structure, identify the (2) molecular group geometry, (3) electron group geometry, (4) polarity of the bonds, (5) over-all polarity, (6) number of lone pairs, and (7) number of bonding pairs.

For the following molecules: A. XeO2F2 (neutron diffraction experiment by Peterson, Willett and Huston.[1] showed that F-Xe-F bond angle is 180°) B. CIF 3 (1) Draw the valid Lewis structure, identify the (2) molecular group geometry, (3) electron group geometry, (4) polarity of the bonds, (5) over-all polarity, (6) number of lone pairs, and (7) number of bonding pairs.

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