3. During the formation of ionic bonds, with which noble gas does boron become isoelectronic with? 4. What is a diatomic molecule? Give an example of a diatomic element and draw its Lewis dot diagram.

3. During the formation of ionic bonds, with which noble gas does boron become isoelectronic with? 4. What is a diatomic molecule? Give an example of a diatomic element and draw its Lewis dot diagram.

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