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Interpretation:
The formulas that are related to drawing (1) should be determined.
Concept introduction:
The ionic compounds are formed when two or more atoms form a compound through transfer of one or more than one electrons between atoms. The bonding between ionic compound is known as ionic bonding. The organization of atoms in ionic compound is a regular arrangement in which each cation is attracted by several anions and each anion is attracted by several cations. While in molecular compounds the arrangement of atoms is irregular.
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Interpretation:
The formulas that are related to drawing (2) should be determined.
Concept introduction:
The ionic compounds are formed when two or more atoms form a compound through transfer of one or more than one electrons between atoms. The bonding between ionic compound is known as ionic bonding. The organization of atoms in ionic compound is a regular arrangement in which each cation is attracted by several anions and each anion is attracted by several cations. While in molecular compounds the arrangement of atoms is irregular.
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