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Answer the following questions about the Lewis structure for ammonium carbonate, (NH4)2CO3 ammonium ions and There are molecule. Each ammonium ion has In each ammonium ion, the central N has The single carbonate ion has The carbonate ion has covalent bonds. a. 0 For the carbonate ion, the shape at the central C is b. 1 c. 2 d. 3 e. 4 f. 5 p. 30 q. 32 x. tetrahedral dd. 109.5° m. 20 v. linear w. monoatomic ions cc. no bond angles, no central atom n. 24 o. 26 central atoms and REDS and single covalent bonds, g. 8 r. 34 REDS, the shape is (x), and the bond angles are valence electrons. h. 10 s. 36 y. trigonal planar ee. polar carbonate ions. There are and the bond angles are about i. 12 j. 14 k. 16 I. 18 t. diatomic u. pyramidal aa. 120⁰ z. bent ff. nonpolar valence electrons. gg. ionic double covalent bonds, and bb. 180° hh. O and O ionic bonds in the triple

Answer the following questions about the Lewis structure for ammonium carbonate, (NH4)2CO3 ammonium ions and There are molecule. Each ammonium ion has In each ammonium ion, the central N has The single carbonate ion has The carbonate ion has covalent bonds. a. 0 For the carbonate ion, the shape at the central C is b. 1 c. 2 d. 3 e. 4 f. 5 p. 30 q. 32 x. tetrahedral dd. 109.5° m. 20 v. linear w. monoatomic ions cc. no bond angles, no central atom n. 24 o. 26 central atoms and REDS and single covalent bonds, g. 8 r. 34 REDS, the shape is (x), and the bond angles are valence electrons. h. 10 s. 36 y. trigonal planar ee. polar carbonate ions. There are and the bond angles are about i. 12 j. 14 k. 16 I. 18 t. diatomic u. pyramidal aa. 120⁰ z. bent ff. nonpolar valence electrons. gg. ionic double covalent bonds, and bb. 180° hh. O and O ionic bonds in the triple

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Answer the following questions about the Lewis structure for ammonium carbonate, (NH4)2CO3 ammonium ions and There are molecule. Each ammonium ion has In each ammonium ion, the central N has The single carbonate ion has The carbonate ion has covalent bonds. For the carbonate ion, the shape at the central C is a. 0 b. 1 c. 2 d. 3 e. 4 f. 5 m. 20 o. 26 v. linear w. monoatomic ions cc. no bond angles, no central atom n. 24 p. 30 central atoms and REDs and single covalent bonds, q. 32 x. tetrahedral dd. 109.5° 8.8 r. 34 REDS, the shape is (x), and the bond angles are valence electrons. h. 10 carbonate ions. There are i. 12 valence electrons. and the bond angles are about j. 14 k. 16 I. 18 u. pyramidal aa. 120⁰ s. 36 t. diatomic y. trigonal planar z. bent ee. polar ff. nonpolar gg. ionic double covalent bonds, and bb. 180° hh. O and O ionic bonds in the triple
Transcribed Image Text:Answer the following questions about the Lewis structure for ammonium carbonate, (NH4)2CO3 ammonium ions and There are molecule. Each ammonium ion has In each ammonium ion, the central N has The single carbonate ion has The carbonate ion has covalent bonds. For the carbonate ion, the shape at the central C is a. 0 b. 1 c. 2 d. 3 e. 4 f. 5 m. 20 o. 26 v. linear w. monoatomic ions cc. no bond angles, no central atom n. 24 p. 30 central atoms and REDs and single covalent bonds, q. 32 x. tetrahedral dd. 109.5° 8.8 r. 34 REDS, the shape is (x), and the bond angles are valence electrons. h. 10 carbonate ions. There are i. 12 valence electrons. and the bond angles are about j. 14 k. 16 I. 18 u. pyramidal aa. 120⁰ s. 36 t. diatomic y. trigonal planar z. bent ee. polar ff. nonpolar gg. ionic double covalent bonds, and bb. 180° hh. O and O ionic bonds in the triple
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