Lecture

Chemical Bonding: Lewis Structures

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This lecture covers the electronic configuration of positive ions, the concept of chemical bonding, and the formation of covalent, ionic, and metallic bonds. It explains the octet rule, Lewis structures, and resonance structures, emphasizing the stability of complete octets and the sharing of electrons to form bonds.

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