Lecture

Chemical Bonding: Lewis Structures and Molecular Shapes

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This lecture covers the fundamentals of chemical bonding, including energy, bond types, Lewis structures, and exceptions to the octet rule. It also explores molecular shapes using the VSEPR theory, the effect of lone pairs on bond angles, and the polarity of molecules.

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