Hello,I was wondering is someone would be able to help me with physics questions. There are 7 questions and each question must be explained step-by-step. Attached are the questions. Thank you!

Lab Report: Molecular ModelsPurpose:The purpose of the Molecular Models experiment is to give you a better understanding of inorganic molecules and simple organic molecules from a two and three-dimensional point of view. Skills:In this lab report, you will:Draw and generate 2D and 3D Lewis structures of molecules and ionsApply VSEPR theory to molecules and ionsApply Valence Bond Theory by determining the hybridization around a central atomCalculate the formal charge of atomsDetermine the polarity of a molecule two waysby looking at the Lewis structureby looking at electrostatic potential maps and dipole momentsKnowledge:This assignment will also help you to become familiar with the following important content information:Draw Lewis structures of compounds.Identify the number of bonding electron clouds and lone pairs around a central atom.Identify the orbital geometry, approximate bond angle, and molecular geometry around a central atom.Determine the hybridization (which hybrid orbitals are used) to describe bonding around a central atom.Determine whether a molecule is polar or nonpolar.Determine the direction of the dipole moment for a polar moleculeCalculate formal charge for an atom.Draw resonance structures.Identify axial and equatorial positions.Explain what the colors represent on an electrostatic potential mapDraw Lewis structures for simple organic compoundsUnderstand what structural isomers (or constitutional isomers) areTasks:This exercise asks you to complete the followingPrelab questionsReports sheetsUse MolView Website to create 2D and 3D images of the molecules and ions and copy images onto a worksheet.Post lab questionsCriteria for Success:Be sure to complete the prelab questions, report sheets, including worksheet for computer generated images, and post lab questions. Ask your instructor any questions that you may have as you complete the assignment.Before the start of lab on the due date:Use AdobeScan to take pictures of your prelab questions, report sheets, and post lab questions. Combine these with the word document containing your computer-generated images.