Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry
Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry
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ISBN: 9781285869759
Author: Frederick A. Bettelheim, William H. Brown, Mary K. Campbell, Shawn O. Farrell, Omar Torres
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Interpretation Introduction

(a)

Interpretation:

Based on your knowledge of group classification with group number of main group elements (named as A column in Mendeleev periodic table) write the Lewis dot structure of given elements.

Carbon (4A).

Concept Introduction:

The current form of periodic table (also known as modern periodic table) contains horizontal rows known as periods and vertical column known as groups.

In each group the elements of similar properties or trend in properties are arranged.

In Mendeleev periodic table the groups were named with roman number followed by letter A and B.

The group number named before the letter A represents the number of valence electrons.

Interpretation Introduction

(b)

Interpretation:

Based on your knowledge of group classification with group number of main group elements (named as A column in Mendeleev periodic table) write the Lewis dot structure of given elements:

Silicon (4A).

Concept Introduction:

The current form of periodic table (also known as modern periodic table) contains horizontal rows known as periods and vertical column known as groups.

In each group the elements of similar properties or trend in properties are arranged.

In Mendeleev periodic table the groups were named with roman number followed by letter A and B.

The group number named before the letter A represents the number of valence electrons.

Interpretation Introduction

(c)

Interpretation:

Based on your knowledge of group classification with group number of main group elements (named as A column in Mendeleev periodic table) write the Lewis dot structure of of given elements:

Oxygen (6A).

Concept Introduction:

The current form of periodic table (also known as modern periodic table) contains horizontal rows known as periods and vertical column known as groups.

In each group the elements of similar properties or trend in properties are arranged.

In Mendeleev periodic table the groups were named with roman number followed by letter A and B.

The group number named before the letter A represents the number of valence electrons.

Interpretation Introduction

(d)

Interpretation:

Based on your knowledge of group classification with group number of main group elements (named as A column in Mendeleev periodic table) write the Lewis dot structure of of given elements:

Sulfur (6A).

Concept Introduction:

The current form of periodic table (also known as modern periodic table) contains horizontal rows known as periods and vertical column known as groups.

In each group the elements of similar properties or trend in properties are arranged.

In Mendeleev periodic table the groups were named with roman number followed by letter A and B.

The group number named before the letter A represents the number of valence electrons.

Interpretation Introduction

(e)

Interpretation:

Based on your knowledge of group classification with group number of main group elements (named as A column in Mendeleev periodic table) write the Lewis dot structure of of given elements:

Aluminum (3A).

Concept Introduction:

The current form of periodic table (also known as modern periodic table) contains horizontal rows known as periods and vertical column known as groups.

In each group the elements of similar properties or trend in properties are arranged.

In Mendeleev periodic table the groups were named with roman number followed by letter A and B.

The group number named before the letter A represents the number of valence electrons.

Interpretation Introduction

(f)

Interpretation:

Based on your knowledge of group classification with group number of main group elements (named as A column in Mendeleev periodic table) write the Lewis dot structure of of given elements:

Bromine (7A).

Concept Introduction:

The current form of periodic table (also known as modern periodic table) contains horizontal rows known as periods and vertical column known as groups.

In each group the elements of similar properties or trend in properties are arranged.

In Mendeleev periodic table the groups were named with roman number followed by letter A and B.

The group number named before the letter A represents the number of valence electrons.

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