Directions: Define the following terms based on your understanding. Use a separate sheet of paper. Terminologies Definition Lewis structure Covalent bond Lone pair Bond pair Single bond Double bond Triple bond

Directions: Define the following terms based on your understanding. Use a separate sheet of paper. Terminologies Definition Lewis structure Covalent bond Lone pair Bond pair Single bond Double bond Triple bond

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Directions: Define the following terms based on your understanding. Use a
separate sheet of paper.
Terminologies
Definition
Lewis structure
Covalent bond
Lone pair
Bond pair
Single bond
Double bond
Triple bond
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Octet Rule
Incomplete octet
Expanded octet

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