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These notes go over Lewis dot structures, valence electrons, covalent naming, polarity of bonds, electronegativity, molecular geometries, and molecular polarity.

10/31/2023

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COMPOUNDS
-Are held together by chemical bonds.
REPRESENTATION OF ATOMS & IONS
Valence electrons: S and p electrons in the highest principle

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COMPOUNDS
-Are held together by chemical bonds.
REPRESENTATION OF ATOMS & IONS
Valence electrons: S and p electrons in the highest principle

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COMPOUNDS
-Are held together by chemical bonds.
REPRESENTATION OF ATOMS & IONS
Valence electrons: S and p electrons in the highest principle

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COMPOUNDS
-Are held together by chemical bonds.
REPRESENTATION OF ATOMS & IONS
Valence electrons: S and p electrons in the highest principle

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COMPOUNDS
-Are held together by chemical bonds.
REPRESENTATION OF ATOMS & IONS
Valence electrons: S and p electrons in the highest principle

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These notes go over Lewis dot structures, valence electrons, covalent naming, polarity of bonds, electronegativity, molecular geometries, and molecular polarity.

10/31/2023

172

 

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Chemistry

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COMPOUNDS
-Are held together by chemical bonds.
REPRESENTATION OF ATOMS & IONS
Valence electrons: S and p electrons in the highest principle
COMPOUNDS
-Are held together by chemical bonds.
REPRESENTATION OF ATOMS & IONS
Valence electrons: S and p electrons in the highest principle
COMPOUNDS
-Are held together by chemical bonds.
REPRESENTATION OF ATOMS & IONS
Valence electrons: S and p electrons in the highest principle
COMPOUNDS
-Are held together by chemical bonds.
REPRESENTATION OF ATOMS & IONS
Valence electrons: S and p electrons in the highest principle
COMPOUNDS
-Are held together by chemical bonds.
REPRESENTATION OF ATOMS & IONS
Valence electrons: S and p electrons in the highest principle

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