For Zinc Oxide (ZnO) (a) What crystal structure do you expect for ZnO? You need to explain and calculate if you need. (b) Draw the structure you predict form (a) (c) What bonding do you expect for this structure? You need to explain and calculate if you need.

For Zinc Oxide (ZnO) (a) What crystal structure do you expect for ZnO? You need to explain and calculate if you need. (b) Draw the structure you predict form (a) (c) What bonding do you expect for this structure? You need to explain and calculate if you need.

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