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Draw Lewis dot structures to show how the two given elements form ionic compounds. Write the chemical formula of each according to your Lewis structure. 1. K and Cl 2. Sr and Br 3. Cs and O 4. Ca and N 5. Al and S 6. Ba and I 7. Li and P 8. Sc and F 9. Zn and Cl 10. Cd and Br Draw Lewis structures for the following covalent compounds. Include any resonance structures. If more than one Lewis structure can be drawn, use formal charges to decide on the most preferred Lewis structure. 11. CH2O 12. BBr3 13. PCl3S 14. SO2 15. Cl3PO 16. IF5 17. AsF6- 18. ClF3 19. HCN 20. NO2 21. C2H2 22. N2O4 23. C2O4 2- 24. C3H8 25. H2PO4- 26. XeO4 27. SF6 28. SCN- 29. O3 30. CH3CH2OH

          Draw Lewis dot structures to show how the two given elements form ionic compounds. Write the chemical formula of each according to your Lewis structure.

1. K and Cl
2. Sr and Br
3. Cs and O
4. Ca and N
5. Al and S
6. Ba and I
7. Li and P
8. Sc and F
9. Zn and Cl
10. Cd and Br

Draw Lewis structures for the following covalent compounds. Include any resonance structures. If more than one Lewis structure can be drawn, use formal charges to decide on the most preferred Lewis structure.

11. CH2O
12. BBr3
13. PCl3S
14. SO2
15. Cl3PO
16. IF5
17. AsF6-
18. ClF3
19. HCN
20. NO2
21. C2H2
22. N2O4
23. C2O4 2-
24. C3H8
25. H2PO4-
26. XeO4
27. SF6
28. SCN-
29. O3
30. CH3CH2OH

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Draw Lewis dot structures to show how the two given elements form ionic compounds. Write the chemical formula of each according to your Lewis structure.

1. K and Cl
2. Sr and Br
3. Cs and O
4. Ca and N
5. Al and S
6. Ba and I
7. Li and P
8. Sc and F
9. Zn and Cl
10. Cd and Br

Draw Lewis structures for the following covalent compounds. Include any resonance structures. If more than one Lewis structure can be drawn, use formal charges to decide on the most preferred Lewis structure.

11. CH2O
12. BBr3
13. PCl3S
14. SO2
15. Cl3PO
16. IF5
17. AsF6-
18. ClF3
19. HCN
20. NO2
21. C2H2
22. N2O4
23. C2O4 2-
24. C3H8
25. H2PO4-
26. XeO4
27. SF6
28. SCN-
29. O3
30. CH3CH2OH

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties

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09/13/2023

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For ionic compounds, we need to find the charges of the ions and then combine them to form a neutral compound. a. K and Cl: K has a +1 charge and Cl has a -1 charge. So, the formula is $\textbf{KCl}$. b. Sr and Br: Sr has a +2 charge and Br has a -1 charge. So, Show more…

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Draw Lewis dot structures to show how the two given elements form ionic compounds. Write the chemical formula of each according to your Lewis structure. K and Cl Sr and Br Cs and O Ca and N Al and S Ba and I Li and P Sc and F Zn and Cl Cd and Br Draw Lewis structures for the following covalent compounds. Include any resonance structures. If more than one Lewis structure can be drawn, use formal charges to decide on the most preferred Lewis structure. 11. CH2O 12. BBr3 13. PCl3S 14. SO2 15. Cl3PO 16. IF5 17. AsF6- 18. ClF3 19. HCN 20. NO2 21. C2H2 22. N2O4 23. C2O4 2- 24. C3H8 25. H2PO4- 26. XeO4 27. SF6 28. SCN- 29. O3 30. CH3CH2OH

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