Q. In calcium chloride, Calcium looses

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Q. Each atom (Cl) in a Chlorine molecule (Cl₂) has three lone electrons and

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Q. In magnesium oxide, the electronic configuration of magnesium is that of

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Q. In Calcium chloride, Calcium and chloride ions gain the electronic configuration of

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Q. The formation of ammonium NH₄ is an example of

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Q. While forming magnesium oxide (MgO), magnesium

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Q. In Al₂Cl₆ molecule, the ion pair of electrons are provided by

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Q. Electrons needed by a carbon atom to complete its outermost shell are

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Q. Resulting a loss of electrons (e⁻) forms

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Q. AlCl₃ converts to Al₂Cl₆ at

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Q. Intermolecular forces include

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Q. In order to form an oxygen molecule (O₂), the number of electrons (e⁻) needed to complete the outermost shell are

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Q. Compound that is electron (e⁻) deficient is

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Q. In Calcium chloride (CaCl₂), chloride (Cl⁻) gains

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Q. Sharing of outer electrons (e⁻) forms

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Q. When metals combine with non-metals,

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Q. Keeping in mind the ethane molecule (C₂H₆), the incorrect statement is

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Q. In the formation of oxygen molecule (O₂),

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Q. Oxide with ionic and covalent nature of bonding is

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Q. The attempt in ionic bond formation is to

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