QUESTION 1 Examine this Lewis structure for the phosphate ion, PO4³-. How many valence electrons are around the P atom in this structure? :0: O-P P=0 :0: Nine Four Eight Twelve None of the above QUESTION 2 List all types of bonding present in the compound CaCO3. I. ionic bond II. polar covalent bond. III. nonpolar covalent bond OI only Oll only Ill only I and II OII and III

QUESTION 1 Examine this Lewis structure for the phosphate ion, PO4³-. How many valence electrons are around the P atom in this structure? :0: O-P P=0 :0: Nine Four Eight Twelve None of the above QUESTION 2 List all types of bonding present in the compound CaCO3. I. ionic bond II. polar covalent bond. III. nonpolar covalent bond OI only Oll only Ill only I and II OII and III

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Chapter12: Chemical Bonding

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Problem 109AP: rite a Lewis structure for each of the following simple molecules. Show all bonding valence electron...

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