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1. You Will Need:1.Pencil, Text Book- PeriodicTable, Colored Pencils2. Electrons and ChemicalBonding- 2 pages-4 sides(Pick-up from bookshelf- PleaseStaple)4. Balancing Equations…

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Slide 1 Bohr Models of Ions Slide 2 The purposes of the following notes are to help you: 1.learn to recognize the difference between a Bohr model for an atom and a Bohr model…

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