Chemistry · Chemical Bonding
The general notations of five elements P, Q, R, S, and T along with their mass numbers and atomic numbers are represented as: 2311P, 199Q, 2412R, 3115S, and 3517T. Which of the following statements is correct regarding the compounds formed by these elements?
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- 1P combines with R to form an ionic compound of the type PR2
- 2P combines with Q to form a covalent compound of the type PQ
- 3S combines with T to form a covalent compound of the type ST3✓
- 4R combines with T to form an ionic compound of the type RT3
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S combines with T to form a covalent compound of the type ST3
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