Sodium Azide is an ionic compound that is used in automotive air bags. It has the chemicalformula NaN3 (The Azide ion is N , and should not be confused with the Nitride ion,N°).a. Give the LEWIS diagram of the Azide ion.b. What is the geometry of the Azide ion? What is the bond angle of the Azideion?

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Sodium Azide is an ionic compound that is used in automotive air bags. It has the chemical formula NaN3 (The Azide ion is N3, and should not be confused with the Nitride ion, a. Give the LEWIS diagram of the Azide ion. b. What is the geometry of the Azide ion? What is the bond angle of the Azide ion?

Sodium Azide is an ionic compound that is used in automotive air bags. It has the chemical formula NaN3 (The Azide ion is N3, and should not be confused with the Nitride ion, a. Give the LEWIS diagram of the Azide ion. b. What is the geometry of the Azide ion? What is the bond angle of the Azide ion?

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