Solve question 15 relate to question 14 .. question 14 is the second image that i sent LeuisDiagrom for caCa :Lewrs Diagrom for aLews Madef of CaclCaExplain tone the location gn Periodicof caluum and Chlorine has 2 valenceon the Periodic tableexplains whey each atom Also, chlorine lies in group 17of calium bonds with valencetwo actoms of Chlonine.So as to Completetable, carium lies in group 2 and2 elichonyto achieve fully fued noble gas Configuretion.has 7electram. 9t can loseandelectons, It Hequires oneelcronOcuetand acuieve fullyfalednoble gas Confuration Soone Caluum2 electos whichfurther Jained(oseareby two Chlovine atoms. LewIS Diagram Tor LiLewis Model of CaCl,Explain how the location of calcium andchlorine on the Periodic table explains whyeach atom of calcium bonds with two atomsof oxygen.eleCal L vle15. Write a Claim/Evidence/Reasoning response to answer the question: What state ofmatter would you expect to find this substance (calcium chloride) in "the Goldilocks Zone"?Start with a claim that directly answers the question. Then, use the melting and boiling pointdata from the previous lesson as evidence and your models above to help with yourreasoning. Your paragraph should have at least three sentences.

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15. Write a Claim/Evidence/Reasoning response to answer the question: What state of matter would you expect to find this substance (calcium chloride) in "the Goldilocks Zone"? Start with a claim that directly answers the question. Then, use the melting and boiling point data from the previous lesson as evidence and your models above to help with your reasoning. Your paragraph should have at least three sentences.

15. Write a Claim/Evidence/Reasoning response to answer the question: What state of matter would you expect to find this substance (calcium chloride) in "the Goldilocks Zone"? Start with a claim that directly answers the question. Then, use the melting and boiling point data from the previous lesson as evidence and your models above to help with your reasoning. Your paragraph should have at least three sentences.

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Chapter7: Chemical Bonding And Molecular Geometry

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