Solve question 9 please it should be relate to question 8 Normal textOpen SansBIUA12三丽。而1 18. Oxygen (O,): Involved in respirationLewis Diagram for OLewis Model of O,ORIn the Periodic table, oxygen lies in group 16and has 6 valence electrons. It Requires 2electrons so as to complete its octet andachieve fully filled noble gas configurationso as to achieve stability. So hydrogenrequires two electrons to fill the outermostExplain how the location of oxygen on thePeriodic table explains why two atoms ofoxygen bond with each other.shell and so form two bonds.9. Write a Claim/Evidence/Reasoning response to answer the question: What state ofmatter would you expect to find this substance (oxygen) in "the Goldilocks Zone"? Start witha claim that directly answers the question. Then, use the melting and boiling point data fromthe previous lesson as evidence and your models above to help with your reasoning. Yourparagraph should have at least three sentences.botoruntheris: helns regulate temperature of

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9. Write a Claim/Evidence/Reasoning response to answer the question: What state of matter would you expect to find this substance (oxygen) 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.

9. Write a Claim/Evidence/Reasoning response to answer the question: What state of matter would you expect to find this substance (oxygen) 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.

Principles of Modern Chemistry

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305079113

Author:David W. Oxtoby, H. Pat Gillis, Laurie J. Butler

Publisher:David W. Oxtoby, H. Pat Gillis, Laurie J. Butler

Chapter3: Atomic Shells And Classical Models Of Chemical Bonding

Section: Chapter Questions

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