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Consider the two electron dot (Lewis) structures for neutral atoms of Y and Z, shown below: Ý How many valence electrons does Y have? Enter the numeric value: 1 What is the group number that Y belongs to? Enter the numeric value using the A naming system: 3 When in an ionic compound, what is the typical charge on Y (just enter a number and a sign, don't worry about superscripts)? 3+ Would this ionic form of Y be classified as a cation or anion? Type your answer correct spelling: cation N: .. How many valence electrons does Z have? Enter the numeric value: 6 What is the group number that Z belongs to? Enter the numeric value using the A naming system: 4

          Consider the two electron dot (Lewis) structures for neutral atoms of Y and Z,
shown below:
Ý
How many valence electrons does Y have? Enter the numeric value:
1
What is the group number that Y belongs to? Enter the numeric value using the
A naming system: 3
When in an ionic compound, what is the typical charge on Y (just enter a
number and a sign, don't worry about superscripts)? 3+
Would this ionic form of Y be classified as a cation or anion? Type your answer
correct spelling: cation
N:
..
How many valence electrons does Z have? Enter the numeric value:
6
What is the group number that Z belongs to? Enter the numeric value using the
A naming system: 4

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Consider the two electron dot (Lewis) structures for neutral atoms of Y and Z,
shown below:
Ý
How many valence electrons does Y have? Enter the numeric value:
1
What is the group number that Y belongs to? Enter the numeric value using the
A naming system: 3
When in an ionic compound, what is the typical charge on Y (just enter a
number and a sign, don't worry about superscripts)? 3+
Would this ionic form of Y be classified as a cation or anion? Type your answer
correct spelling: cation
N:
..
How many valence electrons does Z have? Enter the numeric value:
6
What is the group number that Z belongs to? Enter the numeric value using the
A naming system: 4

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Consider the two electron dot (Lewis) structures for neutral atoms of Y and Z, shown below: How many valence electrons does Y have? Enter the numeric value: What is the group number that Y belongs to? Enter the numeric value using the naming system: When in an ionic compound, what is the typical charge on Y (just enter a number and a sign, don't worry about superscripts)? Would this ionic form of Y be classified as a cation or anion? Type your answer correct spelling: Z^(2-). How many valence electrons does Z have? Enter the numeric value: What is the group number that Z belongs to? Enter the numeric value using the naming system: Consider the two electron dot (Lewis) structures for neutral atoms of Y and Z shown below: How many valence electrons does Y have? Enter the numeric value: What is the group number that Y belongs to? Enter the numeric value using the naming system: When in an ionic compound, what is the typical charge on Y (just enter a number and a sign, don't worry about superscripts)? Would this ionic form of Y be classified as a cation or anion? Type your answer correct spelling: cation How many valence electrons does Z have? Enter the numeric value: 6 What is the group number that Z belongs to? Enter the numeric value using the naming system:

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