Two people have a joint savings account together. To simplify their bookkeeping, one person will be in
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Two people have a joint savings account together. To simplify their bookkeeping, one person will be in charge and get to spend the money while the other watches. Are they abiding by the oxidation-state formalism or octet-rule formalism? How would they spend their money if they used the other formalism? Which would get them into trouble?
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ISBN: 9780321927118
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