Asked by lucy
What is the lewis dot structure for Fluoride, F1- and Mg2???
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Answered by
~christina~
for fluorine [F]1-
the lewis dot structure would have it having a full octet thus 8 electrons since fluorine usually has 7 electrons
the lewis dot structure would have it having a full octet thus 8 electrons since fluorine usually has 7 electrons
Answered by
DrBob222
I'll try to draw it.
<b>
  ..
:F: <sup>-1</sup>
  ..
Mg<sup>2+</sup>
</b> Mg atom would be <b>Mg: </b> but it has lost those two electrons when it becomes the 2+ ion.
<b>
  ..
:F: <sup>-1</sup>
  ..
Mg<sup>2+</sup>
</b> Mg atom would be <b>Mg: </b> but it has lost those two electrons when it becomes the 2+ ion.
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