Use the diagram below to answer Questions 8 and 9.
Which sample could contain particles of magnesiumfluoride?
A. a
B. b
C. c
D. Both a and b
Interpretation:
The sample that contain particles a of magnesium fluoride from the given figure needs to be determined.
Concept introduction:
Diatomic molecules consists two atoms of different or same elements. For example,
Answer to Problem 9STP
B.b
Explanation of Solution
B. magnesium fluoride has three atoms - one magnesium and two fluorine atoms. Two fluorine atoms are attached to the magnesium atom. The given figure shows different size and colors. Option B has three atoms which attached to each other with larger central atom and two atoms are the same in color.
The incorrect options are as follows:
A. a
Figure a has different atoms that attached one another.
C. c
Figure c has different atoms and two identical atoms that attached one another.
D. both a and b
Both figure a has different atoms.
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