1) Complete the tables above.What is the trend in the atomic radius across the period, also explain why the Oxide V does not exit.Name the three types of structures and bonds in the following oxides. Oxide State at Room Melting pointTemperature of theElement AtomicAtomicnumberradius(nm)Oxide(degreesCelsius)M110.91M20 Solid1132N0.160NO SOLID2852.....130.130SOLID2072Q140.118QO21610......R0.110SOLID580......... ...160.102SO2-75........T170.099TO2 GAS-60V180.095X X

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1) Complete the tables above.

What is the trend in the atomic radius across the period, also explain why the Oxide V does not exit.

Name the three types of structures and bonds in the following oxides.

Oxide State at Room Melting point
Temperature of the
Element Atomic
Atomic
number
radius(nm)
Oxide(degrees
Celsius)
M
11
0.91
M20 Solid
1132
N
0.160
NO SOLID
2852
.....
13
0.130
SOLID
2072
Q
14
0.118
QO2
1610
......
R
0.110
SOLID
580
.....
.... ...
16
0.102
SO2
-75
........
T
17
0.099
TO2 GAS
-60
V
18
0.095
X X

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