1. Draw the Lewis structure to the following compounds. For each compound, state whether the bonding iscovalent, ionic, or a mixture of covalent and ionic. Be sure to indicate any charge on the correct atom.a) C,Hgb) HCIOc) NaCIO d) CH,OHe) NaOH f) CaCI,2. Draw the Lewis structure and assign charge to the proper atom.a) CH,CH,*b) CH,CH,c) NH,CI*d) NH23. The following Lewis structures are incorrect due to the missing charge. Add charge to theproper atom of the Lewis structures below.a) o-H%3Db)H-N-O-Hc)H-CEN-H-C.エ-N-H工エ

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1. Draw the Lewis structure to the following compounds. For each compound, state whether the bonding is covalent, ionic, or a mixture of covalent and ionic. Be sure to indicate any charge on the correct atom. a) C,Hg b) HCIO c) NaCIO d) CH,OH e) NaOH f) CaCl, 2. Draw the Lewis structure and assign charge to the proper atom. a) CH,CH,* b) CH,CH; c) NH,CI* d) NH, 3. The following Lewis structures are incorrect due to the missing charge. Add charge to the proper atom of the Lewis structures below. a) o-H b) H-N-O-H c) H-CEN-H I .. C H H

1. Draw the Lewis structure to the following compounds. For each compound, state whether the bonding is covalent, ionic, or a mixture of covalent and ionic. Be sure to indicate any charge on the correct atom. a) C,Hg b) HCIO c) NaCIO d) CH,OH e) NaOH f) CaCl, 2. Draw the Lewis structure and assign charge to the proper atom. a) CH,CH,* b) CH,CH; c) NH,CI* d) NH, 3. The following Lewis structures are incorrect due to the missing charge. Add charge to the proper atom of the Lewis structures below. a) o-H b) H-N-O-H c) H-CEN-H I .. C H H

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