### Example of Chemical Structure Identification**Question:** In the given depiction of a substance, each sphere represents a chlorine atom. What is the formula of this substance?**Options:**- The user has input the formula as Cl₆, which has been marked **Incorrect**.**Visual Representation:** - There is a diagram shown on the right side of the screen. This diagram includes a circle containing six green spheres which represent chlorine atoms. - A legend next to the diagram indicates that the green spheres are chlorine atoms, labeled "= Cl".**Further Question:** What is the state of matter of this substance? **Attempt:** This is noted as "Attempt 9", which suggests that the user has attempted this question multiple times.### Explanation of Graphs and Diagrams:- The diagram is a simple visual representation of a molecular structure, using circles to indicate the atoms involved.- All atoms represented (chlorine atoms) are situated within a larger circle, indicating a possible molecular structure or arrangement. In the context of an educational website, this type of problem helps solidify the concepts surrounding the identification of chemical structures and understanding molecular formulas. Students are assessed on the correct interpretation of molecular diagrams and on identifying correct molecular formulas and states of matter for different substances.

Chlorine atom contains 7 valence electrons and inorder to attain octet stability, each chlorine…

In the given depiction of a substance, each sphere represents a chlorine atom. What is the formula of this substance? O = CI chemical formula: 8. 8. Cl Incorrect What is the state of matter of this substance?

In the given depiction of a substance, each sphere represents a chlorine atom. What is the formula of this substance? O = CI chemical formula: 8. 8. Cl Incorrect What is the state of matter of this substance?

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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