a. Na$_2$O b. H$_2$ c. KF @NH$_2$NH$_2$ 4) How many lone pair electrons are on O and N? (calculationg the lone pairs based on total number of valance electrons) a. N 1 0 2 b. N 0 0 2 c. N 2 0 2 d. N 1 0 1 CH$_3$ $N^+$
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- Compound a: NaO contains the elements sodium (Na) and oxygen (O). - Compound b: H2 contains the element hydrogen (H). - Compound c: KF contains the elements potassium (K) and fluorine (F). - Compound d: NH3 contains the elements nitrogen (N) and hydrogen (H). - Show more…
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