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Pre-Lab Questions Answer the following questions BEFORE LAB. Your answers should be written in your lab notebook. Show you work. 1) Give two examples of ionic compounds that are not mentioned in this lab. Draw their Lewis structures and write their names below the structure. Remember that there are NO covalent bonds between ionic compounds. 2) Give two examples of molecular compounds that have not mentioned in this lab. Draw their Lewis structures and write their names. 3) Give an example of a property that ionic compounds and metals share. Explain why they have this property in common using what you learned in class about nuclei, electrons, and bonding. Reaction Equations Write the balanced MOLECULAR and the balanced NET IONIC equations between aqueous AgNO3 and Zn metal. Include states of matter. Write the balanced MOLECULAR and the balanced NET IONIC equations between aqueous AgNO3 and aqueous KBr. Include states of matter. 

          Pre-Lab Questions
Answer the following questions BEFORE LAB. Your answers should be written in your lab
notebook. Show you work.
1) Give two examples of ionic compounds that are not mentioned in this lab. Draw their
Lewis structures and write their names below the structure. Remember that there are
NO covalent bonds between ionic compounds.
2) Give two examples of molecular compounds that have not mentioned in this lab.
Draw their Lewis structures and write their names.
3) Give an example of a property that ionic compounds and metals share. Explain why
they have this property in common using what you learned in class about nuclei,
electrons, and bonding.
Reaction Equations
Write the balanced MOLECULAR and the balanced NET IONIC equations between
aqueous AgNO3 and Zn metal. Include states of matter.
Write the balanced MOLECULAR and the balanced NET IONIC equations between
aqueous AgNO3 and aqueous KBr. Include states of matter.
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Pre-Lab Questions Answer the following questions BEFORE LAB. Your answers should be written in your lab notebook. Show you work. 1) Give two examples of ionic compounds that are not mentioned in this lab. Draw their Lewis structures and write their names below the structure. Remember that there are NO covalent bonds between ionic compounds. 2) Give two examples of molecular compounds that have not mentioned in this lab. Draw their Lewis structures and write their names. 3) Give an example of a property that ionic compounds and metals share. Explain why they have this property in common using what you learned in class about nuclei, electrons, and bonding. Reaction Equations Write the balanced MOLECULAR and the balanced NET IONIC equations between aqueous AgNO3 and Zn metal. Include states of matter. Write the balanced MOLECULAR and the balanced NET IONIC equations between aqueous AgNO3 and aqueous KBr. Include states of matter.

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Pre-Lab Questions Answer the following questions BEFORE LAB. Your answers should be written in your notebook. Show your work. Give two examples of ionic compounds that are not mentioned in this lab. Draw their Lewis structures and write their names below the structure. Remember that there are no covalent bonds between ionic compounds. Give two examples of molecular compounds that have not been mentioned in this lab. Draw their Lewis structures and write their names. Give an example of a property that ionic compounds and metals share. Explain why they have this property in common using what you learned in class about nuclei, electrons, and bonding. Reaction Equations Write the balanced MOLECULAR and the balanced NET IONIC equations between aqueous AgNO3 and Zn metal. Include states of matter. Write the balanced MOLECULAR and the balanced NET IONIC equations between aqueous AgNO3 and aqueous KBr. Include states of matter.
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00:01 Two ionic compounds having no covalent bonding.
00:03 First is nacl.
00:06 This is sodium chloride.
00:14 And second example is calcium chloride.
00:26 These are our required answers.
00:31 Let's see their leicist structure.
00:34 So, sodium has one balance electron.
00:37 Sorene has seven.
00:40 There is complete transfer of electron from sodium to chlorine.
00:43 And it becomes naps and chlorine gains the electrons having its complete octet n...
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