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Rashid [163]
4 years ago
5

O fosgenio e um gás asfixiado tóxico e com cheiro penetrante esse gás utilizado como arma na primeira guerra mundial era produzi

do a partir da reacao do monóxido de carbono(Co) e do gás cloro(CI2) qual a geometria de cada uma dessas moléculas respectivamente?
Chemistry
1 answer:
mezya [45]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Phosgene has a flat triangular geometry.

Carbon dioxide has a linear geometry.

Chlorine gas also has a linear geometry.

Explanation:

Molecular geometry refers to the 3D arrangement that the atoms of these compounds take when forming a molecule, it would be a photo or an impression of the location that these atoms take to be able to unite with each other and form complex structures such as molecules .

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