Match the choices with #25-29. a. Hydrogen c. Beryllium, Magnesium, Calcium b. Lithium, Sodium, Potassium d. Aluminum 25. Can either gain, lose, or share an electron 26. Tend to lose one electron to form ion" but do not form covalent bonds with chlorine 27. Can lose three electrons (cation") or share three covalent bonds with chlorine 28. Can lose two electrons (cation") or form two covalent bonds with chlorine Match the following with #25-29. a. Carbon, Silicon d. Fluorine, Chlorine b. Nitrogen, Phosphorus e. Helium, Neon, Argon c. Oxygen, Sulfur 29. Do not form ions but will form four covalent bonds with chlorine 30. Can gain one electron (anion) or form one covalent bond with chlorine. 31. Can gain two electrons (anion") or form two covalent bonds with chlorine 32. Does not form an ion but can form three or five covalent bonds 33. Does not form jons nor covalent bonds with chlorine

Match the choices with #25-29. a. Hydrogen c. Beryllium, Magnesium, Calcium b. Lithium, Sodium, Potassium d. Aluminum 25. Can either gain, lose, or share an electron 26. Tend to lose one electron to form ion" but do not form covalent bonds with chlorine 27. Can lose three electrons (cation") or share three covalent bonds with chlorine 28. Can lose two electrons (cation") or form two covalent bonds with chlorine Match the following with #25-29. a. Carbon, Silicon d. Fluorine, Chlorine b. Nitrogen, Phosphorus e. Helium, Neon, Argon c. Oxygen, Sulfur 29. Do not form ions but will form four covalent bonds with chlorine 30. Can gain one electron (anion) or form one covalent bond with chlorine. 31. Can gain two electrons (anion") or form two covalent bonds with chlorine 32. Does not form an ion but can form three or five covalent bonds 33. Does not form jons nor covalent bonds with chlorine

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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