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I can’t find the electrons for the second picture in the blank yellow highlight.

Chemistry
Chemistry
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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl
Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl
Chapter8: Bonding: General Concepts
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Problem 152CP: Think of forming an ionic compound as three steps (this is a simplification, as with all models):...
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In the first picture, it should have the questions I answered and hopefully helps a bit on the question I have. I can’t find the electrons for the second picture in the blank yellow highlight.
ntify Bond Type pols Add-ons Help Last edit was 1 hour ago kt Arial 10.5 + BIUA 川。 三三、三 2 3 4 EXAMPLE: Water's formula is H,0, which means 2 hydrogen atoms bonded together with 1 oxygen atom. The first element is hydrogen and on the periodic table it is on the right side of the staircase (semimetals). Therefore, hydrogen is a non-metal. The second element is oxygen and is also on the right side of the staircase in the periodic table. Since both elements are classified as non-metals. They have a covalent bond, which means they share electrons on their valence shell or outermost energy level. Please fill out the table below and identify the classification of the bond. Compound Name Compound Formula 1st Metal or Non-Metal 2nd Element Metal or lonic Bond Element Non-Metal or Covalent Bond EX: carbon dioxide Covalent Bond co, Non-Metal Non-Metal Non-Metal Metal lonic Bond sodium sulfide Nas Covalent Bond phosphorus trichloride PCI, Non-Metal CI Non-Metal CaBr, Ca Metal Br Non-Metal lonic Bond calcium bromide Covalent Bond carbon CaCl Non-Metal CI Non-Metal tetrachloride 近
Transcribed Image Text:ntify Bond Type pols Add-ons Help Last edit was 1 hour ago kt Arial 10.5 + BIUA 川。 三三、三 2 3 4 EXAMPLE: Water's formula is H,0, which means 2 hydrogen atoms bonded together with 1 oxygen atom. The first element is hydrogen and on the periodic table it is on the right side of the staircase (semimetals). Therefore, hydrogen is a non-metal. The second element is oxygen and is also on the right side of the staircase in the periodic table. Since both elements are classified as non-metals. They have a covalent bond, which means they share electrons on their valence shell or outermost energy level. Please fill out the table below and identify the classification of the bond. Compound Name Compound Formula 1st Metal or Non-Metal 2nd Element Metal or lonic Bond Element Non-Metal or Covalent Bond EX: carbon dioxide Covalent Bond co, Non-Metal Non-Metal Non-Metal Metal lonic Bond sodium sulfide Nas Covalent Bond phosphorus trichloride PCI, Non-Metal CI Non-Metal CaBr, Ca Metal Br Non-Metal lonic Bond calcium bromide Covalent Bond carbon CaCl Non-Metal CI Non-Metal tetrachloride 近
E Bryan Rios Drafting Yo x E Bryan Rios - Unit Hov x Pt ent/d/1_zfctlyURr8J7Lt5fbZ0zXQ-jg0QUXqMbPtqBkThpFM/edit dentify Bond Type Tools Add-ons Help Last edit was 1 hour ago l text | Arial 10.5 BIUA + 田回▼ 三, 三|三▼ 2 Please fill out the table below and identify electrons involved and interaction of the electrons. Compound Compound Name lonic Bond or Covalent Bond Electrons involved from the 1st Element the 2nd Element Electrons involved from Electrons Formula share or transfer EX: carbon CO, Covalent 4 electrons 2 electrons share dioxide Bond from each oxygen EX: sodium NaCI sulfide lonic Bond 1 electron 1 electron Transfer taken by 2nd element gained by 2nd element sodium sulfide NaS lonic Bond phosphorus trichloride PCI, Covalent Bond CaBr, lonic Bond calcium bromide Covalent Bond carbon CaCl, tetrachloride
Transcribed Image Text:E Bryan Rios Drafting Yo x E Bryan Rios - Unit Hov x Pt ent/d/1_zfctlyURr8J7Lt5fbZ0zXQ-jg0QUXqMbPtqBkThpFM/edit dentify Bond Type Tools Add-ons Help Last edit was 1 hour ago l text | Arial 10.5 BIUA + 田回▼ 三, 三|三▼ 2 Please fill out the table below and identify electrons involved and interaction of the electrons. Compound Compound Name lonic Bond or Covalent Bond Electrons involved from the 1st Element the 2nd Element Electrons involved from Electrons Formula share or transfer EX: carbon CO, Covalent 4 electrons 2 electrons share dioxide Bond from each oxygen EX: sodium NaCI sulfide lonic Bond 1 electron 1 electron Transfer taken by 2nd element gained by 2nd element sodium sulfide NaS lonic Bond phosphorus trichloride PCI, Covalent Bond CaBr, lonic Bond calcium bromide Covalent Bond carbon CaCl, tetrachloride
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