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Topic 2: structure and bonding
bonding in discrete molecules
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a discrete molecule is an electrically
neutral
group of
two
or more atoms held together by
chemical
bonds
the
octet
rule is is that to be
stable
an atom should hold
eight
electrons in its
outer
most
shell
phosphorus chloride can hold up to
ten
electrons in its
outer
most shell
sulfur hexaflouride can hold up to
twelve
electrons in its
outermost
shell
displayed
formula: