Forming Ionic & Covalent Bonds w/ Electron Dot Diagrams

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The discussion focuses on using electron dot diagrams to illustrate ionic and covalent bonds for various compounds, including BeF2, H2O, Br2, NF3, Na2S, and CaCl2. Participants emphasize the importance of showing work before seeking help and provide hints about bond types, noting that alkali and alkaline earth metals typically form ionic bonds with halides. Resources such as Wikipedia articles on ionic and covalent bonds, as well as Lewis structures, are suggested for further understanding. The original poster expresses frustration with the topic, indicating a need for clearer explanations. Overall, the conversation highlights the educational approach to mastering electron dot diagrams in chemistry.
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Use electron dot diagrams to form ionic and covalent bons
BeF2 [ type of bond ] [ electron dot diagram]
H2O
Br2
NF3
Na2S
CaCl2
 
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This post belongs in the homework section - https://www.physicsforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=157

And we expect the student to show work before asking for assistance.

Hints:

Alkali and alkali Earth metal usually form ionic bonds with halides.

Two of the element would form a covalent bond.
 
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