Supplemental Information Lewis Dot Diagrams and Acids & Bases.

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Supplemental Information Lewis Dot Diagrams and Acids & Bases

Lewis Dot Diagrams A symbolic way to represent the number of valence electrons that an atom contains. H Cl

Lewis Dot Diagram – Rules 1.Write the symbol 2.Determine the number of valence electrons 3.Group the first pair of electrons together on the left of the symbol. 4.Spread out the remaining electrons until needing to pair them up.

Lewis Dot Diagrams Examples –Oxygen –Phosphorus –Carbon –Neon

Acids and Bases Based on two very reactive ions H 3 O + –Hydronium ion OH - –Hydroxide ion Relationship with water (H 2 O)

Acids and Bases Acids –A substance with excess hydronium ions Bases –A substance with excess hydroxide ions

pH Scale A measure of the hydronium ion concentration in a solution Acidic NeutralBasic Battery AcidApple JuicePure WaterHand SoapDrain Cleaner