Answer question 18 ons Help AccessibilityLast edit wa 4 hours agopen SansBIUAE = E E 1E E - E1 1122 1 3 4Lewis Model of MgoT wal tMg:da dingn o oxyp (o)s ing Pr Ma (Mya)Explain how the location of oxygen andmagnesium on the Periodic table explainswhy each atom of oxygen bonds with oneatom of magnesium.Magnesium(Mg) donate his 2 electrons toOxygen (0) and form an ionic bond viatransfer of e-. Therefore,We can say thateach Magnesium(Mg) is bonded with uniqueOxygen (O).17. Write a Claim/Evidence/Reasoning response to answer the question: What state ofmatter would you expect to find this substance (magnesium oxide) in "the Goldilocks Zone"?Start with a claim that directly answers the question. Then, use the melting and boiling pointdata from the previous lesson as evidence and your models above to help with yourreasoning. Your paragraph should have at least three sentences.Magnesium oxide is an ionic compound formed by Magnesium ion and oxygen ion. loniccompounds have strong intermolecular forces so they mainly exist in solids. HenceMagnesium oxide exists in solid state hence the state of magnesium oxide is solid.18. What patterns do you see in all of the compound models?

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