Given the number of valence electrons in neutral atoms, predict the charge of the ions each will form. one valence electron two valence electrons six valence electrons seven valence electrons eight valence electrons a. forms ion with 2+ charge b. generally does not form ions C. forms ion with 1+ charge d. forms ion with 2- charge e. forms ion with 1- charge

Given the number of valence electrons in neutral atoms, predict the charge of the ions each will form. one valence electron two valence electrons six valence electrons seven valence electrons eight valence electrons a. forms ion with 2+ charge b. generally does not form ions C. forms ion with 1+ charge d. forms ion with 2- charge e. forms ion with 1- charge

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ChapterU2: Smells: Molecular Structure And Properties

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