Write these molecules/ions in your notebook (in the tal(1) XeF2(2) BC3(3) COCI2(4) SF4(5) IFs(6) Pcl3(7) CH₂Cl2(8) CH₂0(9) N₂0 (central is N)(10) CHA(11) NH3(12) OC₂(13) PO(14) NHÀ(15) C₂H6(16) C₂H4(17) C₂H₂(18) CO(19) XeF4(20) CIO4(21) 13(22) NO₂(23) NO₂(24) CO₂(25) H₂O2(26) N₂H4(27) CHÍNH(28) BrO₂

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Write these molecules/ions in your notebook (in the tal (1) XeF2 (2) BCl3 (3) COC2 (4) SF4 (5) IFs (6) Pcl3 (7) CH₂Cl2 (8) CH₂0 (9) N₂0 (central is N) (10) CHA (11) NH3 (12) OC (13) PO (14) NHÀ (15) C₂H6 (16) C₂H4 (17) C₂H₂ (18) CO (19) XeF4 (20) CIOA (21) 13 (22) NO₂ (23) NO₂ (24) CO₂² (25) H₂O₂ (26) N₂H4 (27) CHÍNH (28) BrO

Write these molecules/ions in your notebook (in the tal (1) XeF2 (2) BCl3 (3) COC2 (4) SF4 (5) IFs (6) Pcl3 (7) CH₂Cl2 (8) CH₂0 (9) N₂0 (central is N) (10) CHA (11) NH3 (12) OC (13) PO (14) NHÀ (15) C₂H6 (16) C₂H4 (17) C₂H₂ (18) CO (19) XeF4 (20) CIOA (21) 13 (22) NO₂ (23) NO₂ (24) CO₂² (25) H₂O₂ (26) N₂H4 (27) CHÍNH (28) BrO

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Chapter3: Stoichiometry

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 15ALQ: Chlorine exists mainly as two isotopes, 37Cl and 33Cl. Which is more abundant? How do you know?

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