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The Lewis symbols of three unknown elements are as follows :
i) 
ii) 
iii) 
Write the formula of the different compounds formed by their combination.

  1. A subscript 3 end subscript B subscript 2 end subscript comma A C comma A subscript 2 end subscript comma B subscript 2 end subscript comma B C comma B subscript 2 end subscript C comma B C subscript 2 end subscript comma C subscript 2 end subscript    
  2. A subscript 2 end subscript B subscript 3 end subscript comma A C subscript 2 end subscript comma B subscript 2 end subscript comma B subscript 2 end subscript C comma C subscript 2 end subscript comma B C subscript 2 end subscript comma A C    
  3. A subscript 2 end subscript B subscript 4 end subscript comma A subscript 2 end subscript C subscript 2 end subscript comma B subscript 2 end subscript comma B C comma B C subscript 2 end subscript comma C subscript 2 end subscript comma B subscript 2 end subscript C    
  4. A subscript 3 end subscript B subscript 2 end subscript comma A C comma B subscript 2 end subscript comma B C comma B subscript 2 end subscript C comma B C subscript 2 end subscript comma C subscript 2 end subscript    

The correct answer is: A subscript 3 end subscript B subscript 2 end subscript comma A C comma B subscript 2 end subscript comma B C comma B subscript 2 end subscript C comma B C subscript 2 end subscript comma C subscript 2 end subscript


    Symbol of A = A++
    Symbol ob B = B– –
    Symbol of C = C– –
    So formula A++ B– – – = A3B2
    A++ C– – = A2C2 = AC

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