Draw the Lewis dot structure for the ionic compounds: (a) AlF3 (b) RbCl Directions: write an answer on the paper, take a picture of the answer, and upload a picture or a pdf of your work directly to the exam.

Draw the Lewis dot structure for the ionic compounds: (a) AlF3 (b) RbCl Directions: write an answer on the paper, take a picture of the answer, and upload a picture or a pdf of your work directly to the exam.

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Chapter18: Representative Metals, Metalloids, And Nonmetals

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(a) AlF3
(b) RbCl
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