Help me with this please ! Thank you so much. Lewis Dot StructureElectronic ConfigurationNet# of ValenceElementsElectron MovementCharge(lon)ElectronsAtomCationAnionAtomCationAnionAtomlonGainLoseReasonSodiumNae[Na]*1s 2s21s22s2n/a2p63s 2p6n/a+110.NOYESMETALCarbonChlorineAluminumIronNitrogenlodinePotassiumHydrogenCalcium

Lewis structure represents the valence shell electrons in a compound. It shows the distribution of…

Lewis Dot Structure Net # of Valence Electrons Elements Electronic Configuration Electron Movement Charge (lon) Atom Cation Anion Atom Cation Anion Atom lon Gain Lose Reason Sodium Nae [Na]* 1s 2s2 1s22s2 n/a n/a +1 2p 3s 2p6 NO YES METAL Carbon Chlorine Aluminum Iron Nitrogen lodine Potassium Hydrogen Calcium

Lewis Dot Structure Net # of Valence Electrons Elements Electronic Configuration Electron Movement Charge (lon) Atom Cation Anion Atom Cation Anion Atom lon Gain Lose Reason Sodium Nae [Na]* 1s 2s2 1s22s2 n/a n/a +1 2p 3s 2p6 NO YES METAL Carbon Chlorine Aluminum Iron Nitrogen lodine Potassium Hydrogen Calcium

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Chapter6: Quantum Mechanics And Molecular Structure

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