Question

I need help for placing the electrons as well as 1-4 for the rest of the problem.

1. molecules, ions, or bonds

2. positively or negatively

3. positively or negatively

4. ionic, covalent, or hydrogen bond

The graph below is a simple representation of the covalent bonds between ygentom () and two hydrogen om 9 to form water. Drag the the point (orde symbol), which represents an electron on the graph. There are four electrons, so you will drag four points (electrons on the graph Place them in the grey boxes to represent the electrons shared between theygen atom and each hydrogen atom. You should place the electrons points) along the bond in the location that will give the oxygen atom asi negative charge and each hydrogen atom a techarge (Hint: There should be the electrons in each grey box, with one placed directly above the bond and one placed directly below it) Because of its polarity, water is an excellent solvent aliquid that can dissolve the substances. The following animation shows what occurs as molecules of water interact with molecules of table salt (sodium chloride, or C). Watch the animation and then choose the correct answers to complete the sentences to the right The were that the codes h a rged poledad the positively charged chloride (CI). By surrounding sodium and chloride, the watermolecules prevent the_fonie band and code from reform , which prevents the story from reforming

Answer 1

The water molecules that surround the chloride (el) in orient their positively charged polar end toward the negatively charged chloride (C1). by surrounding sodium and chloride, the water molecules protect prevent the Tonic bond between sodions and chloride from re- forming, which prevents the salt crystal from reforming. (lare pair) & weakly negative H hergetic F8-Clone pair) weakly positive weakly positive