Let's pretend a new element D has 4 valence electrons and another new element X has 6 valence electrons. Draw the Lewis dot structure for DX2 and select which choice is TRUE. O There are two double bonds in this structure. OD has two lone pairs on it in this structure. O Each X has three lone pairs in the structure. O There is a single bond and a double bond in the structure.

Let's pretend a new element D has 4 valence electrons and another new element X has 6 valence electrons. Draw the Lewis dot structure for DX2 and select which choice is TRUE. O There are two double bonds in this structure. OD has two lone pairs on it in this structure. O Each X has three lone pairs in the structure. O There is a single bond and a double bond in the structure.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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