Why some compounds are possible and others impossible?  Why is there H2O, but not HO2?  Why is there CO2, but not C2O?  Why is there H2, but not H?  Why is there…

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1. Launch: 10/27   Grab your binder and immediately take a seat   Place homework (practice questions) on desk 1.  Label the following compounds as either ionic,…

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1. Launch: 11/3   Grab your binder and immediately take a seat! 1.  Draw the correct Lewis symbols for the following atoms: i.  hydrogen ii. neon iii.  nitrogen…