Reactions- draw a picture showing each reaction and complete thetable forAtomsValenceelectrons from/to each atomElectron transferIans formed inthe product5)+3CI=> AlCl3Allose 3e-Al-3CICl7gain le-gain le-CI76) 2Na + O=> Na,0gain le7) 3Li + N= Li¿N8) Mg+ 2F-> MgF2DELL

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Reactions- draw a picture showing each reaction and complete the
table for
Atoms
Valence
electrons from/to each atom
Electron transfer
Ians formed in
the product
5)
+3CI=> AlCl3
Al
lose 3e-
Al-3
CI
Cl
7
gain le-
gain le-
CI
7
6) 2Na + O=> Na,0
gain le
7) 3Li + N= Li¿N
8) Mg+ 2F-> MgF2
DELL

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