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Question 3 1 pts Part A. An iodine atom (I) has a Lewis structure with 7 dots (electrons) in the outer shell. Therefore, the atom has [Select] unpaired electron(s) and [Select] charge. An iodide anion (I$^-$) has a Lewis structure with [Select] dots (electrons) in the outer shell. Therefore, the anion has [Select] unpaired electron(s) and [Select] charge. Part B. An iodide anion (I$^-$) has [Select] electrons in the 5s orbitals and [Select] electrons in the 5p orbitals. The highest occupied molecular orbital (HOMO) is [Select]

          Question 3
1 pts
Part A. An iodine atom (I) has a Lewis structure with 7 dots
(electrons) in the outer shell. Therefore, the atom has [Select] unpaired electron(s) and [Select] charge. An iodide anion (I$^-$) has a
Lewis structure with [Select] dots (electrons) in the outer shell.
Therefore, the anion has [Select] unpaired electron(s) and
[Select] charge.
Part B. An iodide anion (I$^-$) has [Select] electrons in the 5s orbitals
and [Select] electrons in the 5p orbitals. The highest occupied
molecular orbital (HOMO) is [Select]

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Question 3
1 pts
Part A. An iodine atom (I) has a Lewis structure with 7 dots
(electrons) in the outer shell. Therefore, the atom has [Select] unpaired electron(s) and [Select] charge. An iodide anion (I^-) has a
Lewis structure with [Select] dots (electrons) in the outer shell.
Therefore, the anion has [Select] unpaired electron(s) and
[Select] charge.
Part B. An iodide anion (I^-) has [Select] electrons in the 5s orbitals
and [Select] electrons in the 5p orbitals. The highest occupied
molecular orbital (HOMO) is [Select]

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Its Lewis structure will show 7 dots representing these electrons. One of these electrons is unpaired. Therefore, the iodine atom has 1 unpaired electron and a neutral (0) charge. Show more…

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Question 3 1 pts Part A. An iodine atom (I) has a Lewis structure with 7 dots (electrons) in the outer shell. Therefore, the atom has [Select] unpaired electron(s) and [Select] charge. An iodide anion (I⁻) has a Lewis structure with [Select] dots (electrons) in the outer shell. Therefore, the anion has [Select] unpaired electron(s) and [Select] charge. Part B. An iodide anion (I⁻) has [Select] electrons in the 5s orbitals and [Select] electrons in the 5p orbitals. The highest occupied molecular orbital (HOMO) is [Select]

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