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For the molecule give the following:

A. Lewis Structure (include normal, wedge, and dotted lines when necessary)

B. Number of valence electrons

C. Number of bonded atoms on central atom

D. Number of lone pairs on central atom

E. Central atom steric number

F. Bonded-atom lone-pair arrangement (BALPA)

G. Bond angles

H. Hybridization

I. Number of sigma and pi bonds

J. Molecular shape

J. Polarity

L. Bond order

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