H• + •Cl: Develop and Use Your Model 1. SEP Develop Models Use the space to draw electron dot structures for the bonding in fluorine (F2), nitrogen (N,), water (H,O), and carbon dioxide (CO,). As you develop your models, consider the following: • Use the diagram for HCl as a guide for what your electron dot structures should look like. • After the bond is formed, each atom should have a complete outer electron shell.

H• + •Cl: Develop and Use Your Model 1. SEP Develop Models Use the space to draw electron dot structures for the bonding in fluorine (F2), nitrogen (N,), water (H,O), and carbon dioxide (CO,). As you develop your models, consider the following: • Use the diagram for HCl as a guide for what your electron dot structures should look like. • After the bond is formed, each atom should have a complete outer electron shell.

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