Draw a Lewis dot structure for each of the following elements. Identify what net charge each...
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Draw a Lewis dot structure for each of the following elements. Identify what net charge each element would adopt to achieve the valence electron configuration of a noble gas (achieve a stable octet).
a. Li
b. F
c. Mg
d. Cl
e. K
f. S
g. Ca
Lewis Dot Structure:
The Lewis dot structure of an element is drawn considering only the valence electron(s) of the element. In this type of structure, an electron is represented by a dot. The alkali metals release an election and adopt the noble gas configuration.
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