4) Exceptions to the Octet Rule

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What are the three types of exceptions to the octet rule?

an odd number of electrons, less than an octet, and more than an octet

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An odd number of electrons, less than an octet, and more than an octet are the three types of what?

types of exceptions to the octet rule

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characteristics of an odd number of electrons?

rare, unstable, and reactive

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rare, unstable, and reactive are the characteristics of what?

an odd number of electrons

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characteristics of fewer than eight electrons

still has an even number of electrons, usually with B or Be

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Still has an even number of electrons, usually with B or Be are the characteristics of what?

fewer than eight electrons

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In fewer than eight electrons, B compounds only has

6 bonding electrons

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In fewer than eight electrons, what only has 6 bonding electrons?

B

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In fewer than eight electrons, what only has 4 bonding electrons?

Be compounds

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In fewer than eight electrons, Be compounds only have?

4 bonding electrons

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Halogens never what?

make double or triple bonds

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What never makes double or triple bonds?

halogens

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Expanded octet =

more than eight electrons

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What = more than eight electrons

expanded octet

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Only what elements can expand the octet into the d orbitals?

elements in the 3rd period or below

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Elements in the 3rd period or below are the only elements that can

expand the octet into the d orbitals