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photo of your answer (in jpg) and send back via the submission folder in Soul. Section B: Short questions (18 marks) 1. Complete the following table. Ion / atom no. of p no. of n no. of e 18 O²- 8. 40 19K 43 Sc3+ 21 2. Draw the electronic diagrams (showing the outermost shell electrons only) for (a) a comp C and O, (b) a compound formed between K and O. (a) (b)

photo of your answer (in jpg) and send back via the submission folder in Soul. Section B: Short questions (18 marks) 1. Complete the following table. Ion / atom no. of p no. of n no. of e 18 O²- 8. 40 19K 43 Sc3+ 21 2. Draw the electronic diagrams (showing the outermost shell electrons only) for (a) a comp C and O, (b) a compound formed between K and O. (a) (b)

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Chapter4: Forces Between Particles

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