(Solved): Part 1: Pick one of the three elements (Carbon, Hydrogen, or Oxygen). How many protons does it have ...

Part 1: Pick one of the three elements (Carbon, Hydrogen, or Oxygen). How many protons does it have? How many neutrons? Describe how you know that. What are the charges of each of these subatomic particles? How many electrons does your atom have? What is the charge of an electron? How many electrons are in the valence shell? How many chemical bonds can your atom make? Explain how you know this. In your answer try using words such as atomic number, mass number, valence shell, stable Part 2: Creating bonds with your group Put the picture from your group next to this blog. Describe covalent bonds by referring to the bonds you made in your group picture. What makes a covalent bond non-polar vs. polar? Be as detailed as possible. Describe using terms like electrons, electronegativity, positive charge, negative charge, valence electrons, shared electrons, stable Part 3 (Recommended): Reflection Reflect on the importance of electrons in creating chemical bonds and larger molecules. Csn you come up with an analogy for how you would describe non-polar covalent bonds vs, polar covalent bonds vs. ionic bonds vs. hydrogen bonds? Think about how you might describe it to your family.