Pushing Electrons
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Author: Weeks, Daniel P.
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Chapter 3, Problem 17EQ
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Interpretation:
The formation of sigma bond between the given ions (anion and cation) is to be represented.
Concept Introduction:
Formation of a sigma bond occurs when an anion and a cation encounter one another.
The arrow indicates that a pair of electrons, which was the exclusive property of B, is now shared by A and B.
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