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electron dot structure for epsom salt

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Below is a hand drawn Lewis Structure of the heptahydrate epsomite (MgSo4 * 7H2O). Epsom Salt is polar, as all salts are, because the amount of unshared electrons are unevenly distributed. ... While oxygen has two pairs of unshared electrons, magnesium has one, and hydrogen does not have any.

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Below is a hand drawn Lewis Structure of the heptahydrate epsomite (MgSo4 * 7H2O). Epsom Salt is polar, as all salts are, because the amount of unshared electrons are unevenly distributed. ... While oxygen has two pairs of unshared electrons, magnesium has one, and hydrogen does not have any.

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