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QUESTION 3 Calculate the total number of atoms in 14.9 ng C51H76N7010 Give your answer to 3 significant figures When entering scientific notation, use the following notation: 1.00x1015, would be written as 1.00E15

QUESTION 3 Calculate the total number of atoms in 14.9 ng C51H76N7010 Give your answer to 3 significant figures When entering scientific notation, use the following notation: 1.00x1015, would be written as 1.00E15

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QUESTION 3 Calculate the total number of atoms in 14.9 ng C51H76N7010 Give your answer to 3 significant figures When entering scientific notation, use the following notation: 1.00x1015 would be written as 1.00E15 QUESTION 4 Draw the resonance structures for chlorate. Which of the following is/are true? Select all that apply. Looking at the best resonance structure (if there is more than one equally good "best" resonance structure, choose one), there is a -1 formal charge on an oxygen atom. There are 3 equally good resonance structures, Looking at the best resonance structure (if there is more than one equally good "best" resonance structure, choose one), there is one double bond and two single bonds Looking at the best resonance structure (if there is more than one equally good "best" resonance structure, choose one), there is a +1 formal charge on the chlorine atom
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 3 Calculate the total number of atoms in 14.9 ng C51H76N7010 Give your answer to 3 significant figures When entering scientific notation, use the following notation: 1.00x1015 would be written as 1.00E15 QUESTION 4 Draw the resonance structures for chlorate. Which of the following is/are true? Select all that apply. Looking at the best resonance structure (if there is more than one equally good "best" resonance structure, choose one), there is a -1 formal charge on an oxygen atom. There are 3 equally good resonance structures, Looking at the best resonance structure (if there is more than one equally good "best" resonance structure, choose one), there is one double bond and two single bonds Looking at the best resonance structure (if there is more than one equally good "best" resonance structure, choose one), there is a +1 formal charge on the chlorine atom
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