Question

BaCO3 Draw the Lewis dot structure for BaCO3. Include all nonbonding electrons. Show the formal charges of all atoms. To change the symbol of an atom, double-click on the atom and enter the letter of the new atom

Answer 1

To draw the Lewis dot structure on the $B_aCO_3$ molecular it is necessary to show the electron sharing between the $CO_3$ molecules, and then show the ionic bond between $B_a$ and $CO_3$.

You can see how this is done in the attached image.

We can arrive at this answer because:

• The Lewis dot structure is made to show the sharing or transmission of electrons between atoms.
• In the $B_aCO_3$ molecule, we have both sharing and transmission of electrons, which occurs for atoms to search for stability in their valence layers.
• The compound $CO_3$ has covalent bonds, where the electrons share the electrons so that each one is electronically stable.
• However, the $B_a$ atom needs to transmit two electrons to another molecule to achieve stability, so when it forms a bond with $CO_3$, it transmits two electrons to that compound.
• This causes $CO_3$ to be negatively charged, while $B_a$ is positively charged.

Therefore, we can say that $B_a$ forms an ionic bond with $CO_3$.

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