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NaCl  \n2. MgCl2  \n3. Na2O  \n4. MgO  \nDraw dot-cross diagrams for the following compounds:  \n5. Cl2  \n6. NH3  \n7. CH4  \n8. AlCl3  \n9. CO2  \n10. H2O  \nDraw dot-cross diagrams for the following compounds:  \n11. H2 SO4  \n12. HNO3  \n13. NaNO3  \n14. NH4Cl  \n15. NH3AlCl3  \nScan: free demo class  \nMEGA LECTURE · Stuck on this topic?  Free 1-on-1 demo class  Take a free test WhatsApp a tutor +92 336 7801123","cbCaikZIqPqtbq1c","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikZIqPqtbq1c","pdf",55822,"English","# Exercise 1\n## Set 1 - Ionic Compounds\n## Set 2 - Covalent and Simple Molecules\n## Set 3 - Complex Compounds and Ions","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of drawing dot-cross diagrams?\",\"answer\":\"Dot-cross diagrams are used to illustrate how valence electrons are shared or transferred between atoms during the formation of ionic and covalent chemical bonds.\"},{\"question\":\"What compounds are included in the first set of exercises?\",\"answer\":\"The first set focuses on ionic compounds, specifically NaCl, MgCl2, Na2O, and MgO.\"},{\"question\":\"Does this document include complex molecules?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, the third set of exercises includes more advanced structures such as H2SO4, HNO3, NaNO3, NH4Cl, and the coordinate complex NH3AlCl3.\"}]","Topic 3 Exercise 1 - Dot-Cross Diagrams | PDF"]