hi, i just need help solving d-g. Thankyou ! 2.Look at the Periodic Table and answer these questions.a. Do nonmetals form anions or cations?anionsb. Do metals form anions or cations?cationsC. What is the charge for all of the elements in Group 1?+1d. What is the charge for all of the elements in Group 2?e.What is the charge for all of the elements in Group 17?f.Do cations bond with other cations?g.Do anions bond with other anions?

d) The general electronic configuration of group 2 elements is ns2. Thus they lose two e- and form…

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d. What is the charge for all of the elements in Group 2? e. What is the charge for all of the elements in Group 17? f. Do cations bond with other cations? g. Do anions bond with other anions?

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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ISBN:9781337399425

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter5: Nomenclature

Section5.2: Naming Binary Compounds That Contain A Metal And A Nonmetal (types I And Ii)

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