For each of the following reactions, the elements combine through transfer of one or more electrons, resulting in a completely filled outermost shell form each atom. Draw Lewis structures for each atom, assigning the correct number of valence electrons and the correct changes. 1) Ва + 21 2) 2K + O 3) ЗА1 + Br » Ва I2 → K2 O → Al Br3

For each of the following reactions, the elements combine through transfer of one or more electrons, resulting in a completely filled outermost shell form each atom. Draw Lewis structures for each atom, assigning the correct number of valence electrons and the correct changes. 1) Ва + 21 2) 2K + O 3) ЗА1 + Br » Ва I2 → K2 O → Al Br3

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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