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Bonding Basics - Covalent Bonds
Bonding Basics - Covalent Bonds Directions: Using the periodic table, complete the chart for each element. Objective: Create a molecule by diagramming Covalent Bonds (shared electrons) between the elements listed together so that all atoms have a valence (outer) electron shell full of electrons. Recall that the first shell holds 2 e- while all other shells hold 8 e-. Steps: 1. Write out the atomic symbol for each element. 2. Represent the number of electrons in the valence shell using different colored dots around the atomic symbol. 3. Rearrange the electrons to form Covalent Bonds (shared electrons) to fill each atoms outer shell.
Bonding Basics - Covalent Bonds Directions: Using the periodic table, complete the chart for each element. Objective: Create a molecule by diagramming covalent bonds (shared electrons) between the elements listed together so that all atoms have a valence (outer) electron shell full of electrons.
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