Exam #2 The Octet Rule Guideline
Chemistry 115 with Gengenbach/haag at University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire
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General Chemistry: The Essential Concepts
Created: 2010-10-14
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Be, B
May have fewer than 8 electrons, but never more.
b/c F.C. = 0 w/ 2 and 3 bond respectively
Elements below C, N, O, F
Never have less than 8, but may have more.
b/c 3d could be used.
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By: Meagan Harold
Textbook: General Chemistry: The Essential Concepts
Created: 2010-10-14
Size: 4 flashcards
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General Chemistry: The Essential ConceptsCreated: 2010-10-14
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