Bohr Models and Lewis Dot DiagramsPage
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Everything wants to bind together to get a maximum of 8 valence e- shared between them – then they are stable!!
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Lewis Dot Structures
Draw the Lewis dot diagrams for the elements in the blank periodic table
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Contents
- Bohr Models…
- How many e- can each orbit hold?
- Some Bohr models…
- So how do we draw a Bohr model of… say…Sodium?
- Draw a Bohr Model for an Argon atom
- Valence Electrons
- Lewis Dot Diagrams…
- Lewis Dot Structures
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