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Chemistry, 07.07.2019 00:00 sophia4636

1. find the elements magnesium, cesium, and nitrogen on the periodic table. a. what monoatomic ions would each form? write this with the appropriate symbol abbreviation. be sure to use subscripts or superscripts as necessary. example: al3+ (5 points) b. then, given what you know about chemical bonding, give the formulas for the types of ionic compounds they would produce with each other. be sure to use subscripts or superscripts as necessary. explain how you determined this. no credit without an explanation. (10 points)

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